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Google has announced a new feature that will disclose when advertisements are created or modified using artificial intelligence (AI), a move aimed at enhancing transparency in advertising practices across its platforms. This disclosure will appear in the 'My Ad Center' panel, accessible via the menu on ads.
A coalition of news publishers, including The New York Times and the Daily News, has requested a federal judge to impose sanctions on OpenAI, alleging that the company is concealing crucial evidence in an ongoing copyright dispute. This request was filed in Manhattan federal court, where the publishers claim OpenAI has opted for obstruction rather than compliance in providing necessary datasets related to its AI models.
New Jersey is advancing a bill that could effectively ban Tesla's Robotaxi service by mandating the installation of a camera system and additional sensors for fully driverless vehicles. This legislative move comes amid ongoing debates about the safety and reliability of autonomous vehicle technology.
The demand for AI data centers is increasingly directing developers towards Native American reservations, with Indigenous-led group Honor the Earth monitoring over 100 proposed projects on or near tribal lands. These locations are attractive to developers due to their ample space, water rights, and access to power, alongside potential tax benefits.
Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed that Meta is exploring the establishment of an AI cloud business, aiming to rent out its computing power. This initiative, referred to as Meta Compute, aligns with the company's strategy to monetize its artificial intelligence infrastructure, as reported by Bloomberg.
AI companies are investing heavily in the 2026 US midterms through super PACs, with spending reaching hundreds of millions. Their primary objective is to advocate for a unified national framework for AI regulation, rather than a fragmented approach dictated by individual states. This push reflects a strategic alignment within the industry to streamline governance as AI technologies proliferate.
Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, stated that the cost of running artificial intelligence (AI) must decrease by up to 90% for widespread business adoption. This remark came during an interview with CNBC, where he referenced OpenAI's recent claims about its GPT-5.6 model's pricing.
The European Parliament has voted to advance a bill that allows tech companies to legally scan for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), reviving a proposal that was previously rejected in March. This decision was made during a session in Strasbourg and will now be sent to EU member states for approval.