AI NEWS
AI news, read by someone who has built it
Most AI news tells you what was announced. Almost none of it tells you what to do about it.
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ANALYSIS
AI literacy under Article 4: build an operating practice
A training attendance sheet is not the same as an organization that can recognize AI risks and act on them.
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AI copyright: separate human authorship from training rights
The US Copyright Office’s 29 January 2025 report concerns protectable outputs, not a blanket answer about training data or Swedish law.
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Article 50: distinguish machine marks from public disclosure
The EU AI Act’s transparency provisions allocate different duties to providers and deployers. One generic AI label does not explain that structure.
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FDA’s 2025 AI-device draft: govern the whole lifecycle
The January 2025 document was draft, non-binding guidance for AI-enabled medical-device software, not a new approval for healthcare chatbots.
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AI benchmarks: turn leaderboard scores into acceptance tests
Stanford’s 2025 AI Index documented rapid progress. Its results are a starting point for evaluation, not a warranty for a business workflow.
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AI customer service: design the human handoff first
Intercom’s original Fin announcement supplies a dated product example, not proof of a universal automation success rate.
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Agentic AI security starts with permissions
Anthropic’s June 2025 research tested models in simulated corporate environments. The lesson for businesses is not that a real incident occurred: it is that autonomous access deserves testing before deployment.
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AI search changes the route to your customer
Google announced AI Mode’s US rollout in May 2025. The continuing business question is how to help customers understand your offer when their journey begins with a conversation rather than a list of links.
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