From 2 August 2026 the EU AI Act requires you to tell people when they are dealing with AI and to label AI-generated content. What every Irish business should do now.
Continue readingChildren, chatbots and the duty of care: AI’s clearest ethical line
Children’s safety is where AI regulation is converging fastest. July 2026 brought fresh EU action and age-assurance moves, and hard questions about companion chatbots.
Continue readingCan you sue the algorithm’s maker? Mobley v Workday and the hunt for hidden bias tests
A US court let bias claims against a hiring-software vendor proceed, then shielded the vendor’s own bias-testing data. Who is accountable when an algorithm screens candidates?
Continue readingColorado blinked: the first US risk-based AI law is repealed
In May 2026 Colorado repealed its landmark AI Act before it took effect, replacing a risk-based regime with lighter disclosure duties. Does lighter-touch still protect people?
Continue readingWhen the federal government sued a state over AI bias
In April 2026 the US Department of Justice intervened to help block Colorado’s algorithmic-discrimination law, while a UK court cleared police facial recognition. Who sets the guardrails?
Continue readingWhose words trained the machine? AI and copyright in 2026
The UK held the status quo on AI and copyright while the EU pushed disclosure. The unresolved question of creator consent is an ethics problem, not just a legal one.
Continue readingA safety report and a summit: two visions for AI in a single week
February 2026 brought the International AI Safety Report and the India AI Impact Summit. The gap between scientific caution and political ambition is the story.
Continue readingThe 1 January nobody circled: AI hiring rules land across four jurisdictions
On 1 January 2026 Illinois, Texas, California and Ontario all brought in rules on AI in hiring. Here is what changed and why fairness testing now matters.
Continue readingWhat’s Delaying the EU AI Act?
The highly anticipated EU AI Act appears to be within reach. According to Romanian MEP and co-rapporteur of the EU AI Act, Dragos Tudorache, 70% of the legal text has already been agreed upon. Nevertheless, two significant points are causing divisions among the European Parliament, member states, and the European Commission. In this blog post, we’ll explore these two crucial issues that are impeding the enactment of the EU AI Act.
Continue readingFlee or not to flee: EU AI Act and the Future of Innovation
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