Policy & Regulation
Law, regulation, copyright and AI governance.
When Success Becomes a Liability: Why Leaders Struggle to Adapt
Explores the psychological paradox where past success blinds leaders to the need for strategic adaptation, and provides a framework for cultivating intellectual humility.
Bernie Sanders Unveils $7 Trillion Plan to Give Americans Control of AI Industry
Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced a comprehensive plan that would transfer trillions from leading AI firms to the public, giving Americans direct control over the artificial intelligence industry's future.
Yearslong fight over users' right to tweak smart TV software heads to trial
Vizio smart TV users have long sought access to the Linux-based source code powering their devices—a fight that's headed to trial. The case challenges the company's refusal to share modifications to GPL-licensed software, raising fundamental questions about user rights and open-source compliance in the internet-connected device era.
AI Over-Memorization: How Controlled Forgetting Enables Better Generalization
New research reveals that large language models and AI systems suffer from over-memorization, where excessive retention of training data hinders their ability to generalize and discover novel patterns. Implementing controlled forgetting mechanisms allows models to prioritize relevant information while discarding noise or outdated knowledge, improving creative problem-solving in complex domains from cosmology to cybersecurity.
Tesla Secures Belgian Regulatory Approval for Full Self-Driving, Marking EU Expansion Milestone
Tesla has received formal regulatory approval to deploy its Full Self-Driving supervised driver assistance software in Belgium, becoming the fifth EU country to authorize the technology. This landmark decision represents a significant expansion of Tesla's autonomous driving capabilities in Europe and signals growing acceptance of advanced driver-assistance systems across the European Union.