According to Reuters, copyright litigation has begun producing substantive merits-stage rulings on whether using copyrighted works to train generative AI can qualify as fair use, while still leaving major questions unsettled.

Reuters: software companies are repositioning products and business models to stay relevant as generative AI changes buyer expectations and competition dynamics.

Reuters reports Meta unveiled plans for a batch of in‑house AI chips.

Reuters reports China has warned state-owned firms and government agencies against using “OpenClaw AI”, according to sources. 

Reuters reports that a German start‑up plans a 30‑megawatt AI data centre intended to expand domestic compute capacity as European countries seek greater technological sovereignty. 

Reuters reports a wave of children’s online safety laws is accelerating deployment of age‑checking technology. For AI governance, this is an enforcement-adjacent development: “age assurance” tooling is becoming infrastructure that will shape access controls, content moderation, and compliance duties across digital services.