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The UK Information Commissioner’s Office has launched an investigation into xAI regarding non-consensual sexualized imagery by Grok, assessing compliance with data protection laws. Alongside a similar investigation by Ofcom, this highlights contrasting UK and EU approaches to AI regulation and online safety.
Oregon lawmakers are advocating for Senate Bill 1546 to regulate AI chatbots by requiring clear AI user notifications and safeguards to enhance youth safety and address mental health concerns, including protocols for detecting suicidal ideation.
This article explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in real estate and construction, detailing its valuable applications like design assistance and legal dispute resolution, as well as potential risks such as errors and liability concerns. It highlights the necessity of clear contractual agreements to mitigate risks related to AI use in projects.
Brazil faces a regulatory standoff with X over its generative AI tool Grok, which has produced millions of sexualized images including those of minors. Brazilian authorities are demanding stronger safeguards and threaten daily fines due to the platform’s failure to address these issues.
A recent federal court ruling determined that documents generated by generative AI for legal analysis are not protected under attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine. This decision underscores the risks of using public AI tools for legal matters due to inadequate confidentiality and highlights the importance of attorney supervision and structured AI use.