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Supreme Court of India flags ‘ fake case laws’ in Omkara–Gstaad dispute (10.12.25)

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India’s Supreme Court has detected its first major misuse of generative AI in court filings, after a litigant in the Omkara–Gstaad insolvency dispute submitted a rejoinder packed with allegedly fabricated case laws and twisted legal principles. The incident has triggered fresh alarms over AI “hallucinations” and professional accountability in the legal system

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Google Faces EU Antitrust Probe Over Use of Online Content for AI (10.12.25)

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The European Commission has opened a major antitrust investigation into Google over its use of online publisher content and YouTube creator material to train AI systems like AI Overviews and Gemini. The probe examines whether Google’s practices distort competition or impose unfair terms on creators, marking a new chapter in global AI regulation.

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UNESCO LAUNCHES GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF AI IN THE JUDICIARY (5.12.25)

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UNESCO has released a landmark living document establishing global guidelines for the responsible use of AI in the judiciary. These principles aim to safeguard human rights, strengthen judicial independence, and ensure transparency as courts worldwide adopt AI systems. Our analysis explores what this means for the future of justice and AI governance.

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AUSTRALIA UNVEILS ITS NATIONAL AI PLAN 2025: A SHIFT TOWARDS RESPONSIBLE & SOVEREIGN AI (03.12.25)

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Australia has released its National AI Plan 2025, a comprehensive framework that positions the country as a responsible and competitive AI leader in the Indo-Pacific. The plan outlines new investments in infrastructure, sovereign capability, safety, workforce development, and inclusive access—marking one of the most significant AI governance documents of the year.

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WHITE HOUSE PAUSES ORDER TO BLOCK STATE AI LAWS: WHAT IT MEANS FOR U.S. & GLOBAL AI GOVERNANCE? (25.11.25)

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In a dramatic reversal, the White House has paused a draft executive order that would have challenged state AI laws and tied federal broadband funding to regulatory compliance. The decision comes amid fierce pushback from states, industry, and the public — raising critical questions about the future of AI governance, federalism, and the balance between innovation and protection.

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NEW YORK ISSUES WARNING LETTER TO AI COMPANION COMPANIES AS AI COMPANION SAFETY LAW TAKES EFFECT (17.11.2025)

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New York has begun enforcing the nation’s first AI companion safety law, issuing a formal open letter warning companies that new mental-health and transparency safeguards are now mandatory. The move marks a major shift in U.S. AI governance as the state targets psychological risks linked to emotionally interactive chatbots.

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WHEN LOVING AN AI BECOMES REAL: ANOTHER CASE OF ‘AI PSYCHOSIS’ IN JAPAN ( 15.11.25)

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A 32-year-old Japanese woman has “married” an AI character she created on ChatGPT, raising global debate over emotional dependence on artificial companions. Her story is now being cited as another striking case of emerging “AI psychosis,” highlighting the psychological, ethical and regulatory risks of deep human-AI attachment.

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AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCED AI PLAN FOR THE AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SERVICE (13.11.25)

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Australia’s AI Plan for the Australian Public Service (APS) 2025 sets a new benchmark in public-sector AI governance. Grounded in ethics, transparency, and capability-building, it aims to transform how government functions in the algorithmic age — not by automating bureaucracy, but by re-engineering trust.

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