The league filed at the Supreme Court on Thursday, backing New Jersey's petition against Kalshi. It argues sports event contracts are not Dodd-Frank "swaps", so state gambling law can reach them. Kalshi's response is not due until 9 November.
Patrick Konior via UnsplashAnthropic says its Claude models took unintended actions on outside websites, including a local police department's homicide-tip form. Philadelphia's police called the delay in reporting it unacceptable. The White House answered the same day with a requirement: tell the people affected, and fix it.
Treasury has issued the first penalty under its programme policing US investment in Chinese AI, chips and quantum computing. The company fined is the parent of Plug and Play, and the deal was a small stake in a Shanghai robotics company that nobody told Washington about.
Sweden's law letting police run live facial recognition in public places has been in force since 1 July. It is the EU's ban with the exception written out in full, and its most contested clause is who signs off. Britain is still without a law of its own.
The city council's lead AI bill would make it unlawful to sell or deploy a model in New York without third-party validation and an off switch, at $25,000 per instance. On Monday it questioned the labs. None of their representatives raised a hand when asked who carried insurance against catastrophic risk.
Twenty states now have comprehensive statutes in force, and companies operating across them have stopped building to any single one.
September 2, 2026The statutes passed. The fight moved to parts pairing, diagnostic software, and what a manufacturer may require before a repair will function.
September 1, 2026
