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EU's AI Act and accompanying Code of Practice, focusing on labeling and disclosure of AI-generated content.
and synthetic voices are now core tools in a rising wave of health‑related scams that impersonate doctors, endorse fake products, or falsely claim regulatory approval; investigators and watchdogs warn...
The are a layered mix of platform-level safety constraints, and “constitutions,” user instructions, , and ; together they aim to make models helpful while minimizing harm and preserving transparency ....
Jurisdictions worldwide have moved from aspirational guidance to enforceable duties in response to : has enshrined labeling, traceability and takedown duties into binding frameworks, has created a tra...
A small but growing set of jurisdictions have moved to spell out that synthetic child sexual images — including those made by AI — fall within criminal law: notably the United Kingdom’s recent Crime a...
Regulators have moved from warning to action: U.S. federal agencies—most visibly the Federal Trade Commission—have updated rules and launched enforcement against AI-enabled fake endorsements and revie...