Law & Regulation
Your AI Content May Belong to No One
German courts now hold that AI output produced by prompts alone is not protected by copyright. For owners, that means a competitor can copy it freely.
Law & Regulation
Law & Regulation
From 2 August, AI Content and Chatbots Must Disclose the Machine
The EU delayed most of the AI Act in June 2026, but not Article 50. From 2 August 2026 your chatbots, AI content, and synthetic media must disclose the machine behind them.
Law & Regulation
AI Opacity Now Counts Against You
From December 2026, EU law treats your software and AI as products under strict liability, and complexity no longer shields you. The court can presume the defect.
Law & Regulation
The Works Council Can Veto Your AI
In Germany, almost any workplace AI now triggers works-council co-determination. Deploy without it and you risk an injunction, a forced rollback, and inadmissible evidence.
Law & Regulation
Disney and Paramount Are Suing ByteDance Over AI Video
Disney and Paramount are going after ByteDance's Seedance over AI video that reproduces their characters. Why any company using generative AI now carries IP-infringement risk.
Law & Regulation
Carriers Are Writing Generative-AI Exclusions Into Your Cover
Major carriers are adding generative-AI exclusions to general liability, D&O, and E&O cover. The risk you adopted may no longer be insured. What boards should check now.
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The Operator Brief
One considered note on infrastructure, governance, and measurement, most mornings. No theory.