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Getty Says AI Training Abroad Breached Copyright

By Sophia Dourou

Getty Images told the Court of Appeal on Wednesday that Stability AI Ltd. infringed its copyright by training its artificial intelligence model on its protected works, in a case with potentially far-reaching consequences for generative models.

MTC Draft Of AI Policy Sets Protections For Private Tax Data

By Paul Williams

A Multistate Tax Commission committee presented a draft policy Wednesday on artificial intelligence use at the intergovernmental agency that would set guardrails around handling confidential tax information and prohibit using AI tools to act autonomously on the MTC's behalf.

AI Creates Heightened Risk Of Market Abuse In Banks

By Alex Davidson

Recent findings by the Financial Conduct Authority of weak oversight of artificial intelligence by wholesale banks expose how failings generated by AI tools could develop into risks of market abuse, lawyers and experts warned.

AI Can't Replace Human Oversight Of Pensions, Report Says

By Joel Poultney

The growing use and dependence on artificial intelligence technologies by pensions administrators cannot come at the expense of human oversight, a retirement savings body said Wednesday.

BoE Governor Says Independence Vital In 'Shock-Prone' World

By Laura Stewart Liberty

Geopolitical upheaval and risks posed by artificial intelligence make it more important than ever for central banks to remain independent and accountable to the public, the governor of the Bank of England has warned.

Developer Says Data Center Campus Suit Isn't Moot

By Isaac Monterose

A developer urged a Michigan federal court on Tuesday to not toss its suit against a local city that has blocked the developer's data center campus plans, arguing that the suit shouldn't be dismissed, in part, because the company's claims aren't moot.

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