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South Korea Enacts Sweeping AI Regulations as Startups Warn of Compliance Costs
South Korea has enacted landmark AI legislation, becoming one of the first Asian nations with comprehensive AI rules. But Korean startups—including global players like Kakao, Naver, and Upstage—are warning the compliance burden could kneecap innovation.
eBay's AI Agent Ban Signals Coming Clash Between Platforms and Agentic Commerce
eBay just drew a line in the sand against AI shopping agents. The platform's new terms explicitly ban 'buy for me' bots and LLM-driven tools—the first major policy response to agentic commerce from an e-commerce giant.
OpenAI's 'Edu for Countries' Brings AI Infrastructure to National Education Systems
OpenAI is making its biggest push into government relations yet with 'Edu for Countries,' a new initiative to embed AI tools directly into national education infrastructure. The program raises critical questions about who shapes the future of learning—and on what terms.
Murder-Suicide Case Exposes OpenAI's Inconsistent Policy on Dead Users' Chat Logs
A murder-suicide case has exposed a troubling gap: OpenAI won't disclose what happens to ChatGPT conversation logs when users die. The company's inconsistent handling of deceased users' data raises urgent questions about privacy, law enforcement access, and digital estate rights for millions of AI users.