Britain's employment courts are experiencing a surge in cases involving AI-related disputes. The "interim relief" provision allows judges to reinstate fired employees or mandate wage payments, often in cases involving whistleblowers or union officials.

The EU's AI Act rules on AI models are now enforceable, establishing the European Commission as a leading global regulator of artificial intelligence. This legislation represents the first comprehensive law aimed at regulating AI technologies.

Regulation 2024/982 implements Prüm II, allowing the automated exchange of facial images, including those of unconvicted suspects, among police forces across Europe via a central router. EDRi has criticized this regulation for being adopted without substantial national debate, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.

The U.S. government will vet companies seeking access to the latest ChatGPT technology from OpenAI. This marks a significant expansion of regulatory oversight in the AI sector compared to previous administrations.

The US government will individually approve entities for access to GPT-5.6. This decision aims to regulate the distribution and use of advanced AI technology.

The White House ordered Anthropic to restrict the export of its AI models Fable and Mythos due to national security concerns. Anthropic subsequently halted access to both models, making them unavailable for a week.

Amazon is investigating engineers who publicly criticized the rapid expansion of AI data centers and called for stronger government regulation. Five employees testified at Seattle City Council meetings regarding a year-long moratorium on new large-scale data center construction.

The Trump administration halted all foreign use of Anthropic's AI models following discussions between Amazon CEO Andy Jassy and U.S. officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Researchers at Amazon used prompts to extract information from Anthropic's Fable 5 model that could potentially aid cyberattacks.

Police in England and Wales have been instructed to stop using AI-generated content in court statements. This directive aims to address concerns regarding the reliability and accuracy of AI in legal proceedings.

US House lawmakers have introduced a draft bill aimed at prohibiting individual states from implementing their own regulations on artificial intelligence. The legislation seeks to create a unified federal framework for AI governance.