Microsoft says US school districts can use an AI contract barring student-data training and requiring human review, alongside new state rules.
California’s New Laws And Microsoft’s School Pact: Rules For AI Oversight
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Claude Code Won’t Recreate Existing Games: What That Says About Copyright
Anthropic added a Claude Code instruction against recreating specific games, while allowing original and genre-based projects. Its limits remain unclear.
How The AI Training Opt-Out Fits Into Your Privacy Settings
OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic say they will honor a shared robots.txt signal against AI training, but adoption and scope vary.
How An Employee Won A Religious Exemption From AI At Work
The University of Kentucky approved Humanist David Durman’s request not to personally use AI at work, with limits on the accommodation.
How Governments In Europe Are Applying AI To Public Work
Recent developments in the Netherlands, Britain and Sweden show AI shaping public staffing, asylum casework and government data rules.
The Alleged Book Sources Behind Claude—and Why The IPO May Matter
A 2025 ruling found Anthropic’s book training was fair use but its pirated downloads were not. New author lawsuits remain unresolved as the company prepares an IPO.
Anthropic, Claude, And The Dispute Over Stanford Professors’ Books
A Stanford Daily headline alleges Anthropic used Stanford professors’ books to train Claude illegally, but the available details do not establish the claim.
SpaceXAI Privacy Lawsuit Targets Grok AI Over Alleged Illinois Law Breach
A Top Class Actions headline reports an Illinois privacy lawsuit over Grok, but the complaint, parties and court status are not available in the material reviewed.
AI Policy Across Federal And State Lines: Virginia’s Cyber Plan Explained
Virginia’s Oct. 23 directive calls for a cyberattack plan and regular AI-company briefings as federal and state AI policy diverges.
Grok’s Legal Fight With Minnesota Over AI-Edited Images
A report says xAI sued Minnesota over restrictions tied to Grok’s sexualized image generation, but the filing and its legal claims are not available.
