The bill would require AI developers to document any known copyrighted material used to train a model, and to allow copyright holders to confirm that their work was or was not used.

In a new ‘pre-publication’ report, the U.S. Copyright Office pushed back against AI developers’ claims of fair use. President Trump responded by firing the director.

AI-related bills are alive and moving in California, Texas, Nebraska, and New York.

Three California bills that would further AI transparency and security have been put on ‘on suspense’ in Sacramento. We dive into what that means.

AI companion chatbots on sites like Character.ai and Replika are quickly being adopted by American kids and teens, despite the documented risk to their mental health.

This week in AI legislation: Congress passes the Take It Down Act, California AI bills move through committee, and Texas TRAIGA gets its first hearing in the Senate.

A 40-page assessment from Common Sense Media, working with experts from the Stanford School of Medicine's Brainstorm Lab, concluded that ‘social AI companions are not safe for kids.’

In a rare show of bipartisan support, the House approved the bill with a resounding 409-2 vote.

The nation’s biggest bank sends a warning that echoes the concerns of California lawmakers working on the same issue in Sacramento.

The revised Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA) sailed through the House on a 146-3 vote.

The Transparency Coalition’s team of AI experts showed up in the thick of the AI policy conversation in Sacramento today, testifying and offering technical expertise to three Senate committees considering three separate AI-related bills.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed HB 452, regarding the regulation of AI-driven mental health chatbots, in late March. The new law requires mental health platforms to inform users that they are interacting with an AI-driven machine, not a human therapist.

Jessica Grose is well known for her insightful observations on parenting, family, religion, and culture. So it comes as no surprise that her take on AI chatbots would be fresh, personal, and powerful.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has worked with state legislators to pass a landmark children’s online privacy protection bill, one day before the legislature is set to adjourn.

Three of four bills protecting kids online are nearing their final vote in Lincoln. It’s a sign of strong bipartisan support for the issue, which is a high priority for Gov. Jim Pillen.

California’s AI Working Group asked for suggestions. We’re here to offer them.

The 2025 AI Index Report includes a chapter devoted to AI policymaking, proposals, and public investment.

We’ve pulled five key learnings.

Ai2, the Allen Institute’s nonprofit research group, earlier today released OLMoTrace, a breakthrough tool that allows users to view and interact with the training data sources connected to specific AI chatbot outputs.

The policy world now looks to California and New York, where lawmakers are taking up significant AI transparency and security proposals.

AI deepfakes leave people vulnerable to exploitation, identity theft, scams, misinformation and misrepresentation of character, says the bill’s author. A consumer warning would make everyday consumers think twice before breaking the law.