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General Counsel Adapt to AI Revolution
9.12.25

The role of general counsel is evolving as more companies adopt artificial intelligence (AI). According to a recent survey, 75% of in-house counsel believe that AI will significantly impact their role over the next five years. This shift is driven by companies' increasing reliance on AI to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and enhance operational efficiency. As a result, general counsel are being asked to develop new skills, such as data analysis and AI strategy development. For example, a company's general counsel may need to work closely with the chief information officer (CIO) and other stakeholders to implement AI solutions that align with the company's overall business strategy.
Google, Amazon Face Child Safety Probe
9.12.25

The US regulator is probing AI chatbots over child safety concerns, specifically those used by companies such as Google and Amazon. The probe is related to the use of AI-powered chatbots in customer service, with concerns that these bots may not be able to detect and respond appropriately to sensitive or disturbing content. The regulator is seeking information from companies on their use of AI chatbots and how they handle sensitive or disturbing content.
Google, InnoVista Launch AI Hackathon 2025.
9.12.25

InnoVista, in collaboration with Google and Systems Limited, launched the "National Agentic AI Hackathon 2025" to harness AI in solving Pakistan's pressing challenges. The hackathon, which will engage over 1,000 participants across six cities, focuses on critical thematic areas such as AgriTech, Fintech, climate management, and digital inclusion. Google will provide expertise and resources to build Agentic AI solutions on the Google Cloud Platform, while Systems Limited serves as the Knowledge Partner and PAFLA is the National Enabler & Outreach Partner.
Google Wins AI Training Copyright Lawsuit
9.12.25

Google wins partial victory in AI training copyright lawsuit, with a US federal judge ruling that the company's use of deep learning algorithms in its AlphaGo AI system did not infringe on a copyright held by a Chinese company, Carnegie Mellon University. The judge's decision was based on the fact that Google's use of the algorithms was for educational purposes, rather than commercial gain. The ruling is a significant victory for Google, which had faced a lawsuit alleging that its use of the algorithms infringed on Carnegie Mellon's copyright.
Jack Technology's Aitu Wins IFA 2025 Prize
9.12.25

Aitu, a high-end AI brand created by Jack Technology, has won the first prize for its innovative product at the IFA 2025 salon. The company, a leader in intelligent clothing and textile manufacturing, has demonstrated its position as a pioneer in the convergence of AI and fashion industries. Aitu is developing advanced AI technologies for intelligent clothing production, including robots-humanoid and automated manufacturing modules. According to Steven Zhang, Aitu's president, the company has achieved a significant milestone with its first commercial application of AI technology in industrial manufacturing. Aitu plans to expand its intelligent clothing production capabilities and launch its global brand at the Shanghai Tower on September 23, 2025.
Kazakhstan to Become Fully Digital Nation.
9.12.25

Kazakhstan is aiming to become a fully digital nation within three years, according to President Tokayev's state-of-the-nation address. A new Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development will be established, headed by a Deputy Prime Minister-level specialist, to spearhead this transition. The President also called for the rapid adoption of a comprehensive Digital Code covering artificial intelligence, big data, and the platform economy, with total integration of AI across all sectors of the economy.
Kirk Assassination Sparks Online Misinformation Chaos
9.12.25

False AI fact-checks stir online chaos after Kirk assassination, with some users questioning the authenticity of news articles and others sharing misinformation about the incident. The controversy has led to a heated debate on social media platforms, with some users accusing others of spreading fake news. The incident has also sparked concerns about the spread of misinformation online, with some experts warning that it could have serious consequences for public discourse and trust in institutions.
Marketo Co-Founder Joins Growth Marketing Agency.
9.12.25

Position2, an AI-first growth marketing agency, has appointed Jon Miller, co-founder of Marketo and Engagio, and Kumar Ganapathy, Managing Partner of 3iPartners, to its Board of Directors. This move aims to accelerate the company's AI-driven marketing efforts.
Massachusetts Lawmakers Tackle AI Worker Protections
9.12.25

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a sweeping batch of proposals to regulate artificial intelligence tools, including a "bossware" bill similar to one nearing passage in California. The Massachusetts proposal (S35 / H77) would broadly restrict employers' use of automated decision systems and electronic monitoring to collect employee data, aiming to protect workers from potential misuse.