South Korea’s ambition to become a leading artificial intelligence power faces growing scrutiny as critics question how the government selects projects, allocates funding and measures success, with ...

Apple must open its iOS operating system to rival app stores and payment systems in Australia without a fixed expiry date, a judge ruled Thursday in Epic Games’ long-running antitrust case. Federal ...

An expert panel under Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications began discussions Thursday on protecting telecom infrastructure amid a surge in cyberattacks powered by frontier ...

South Korea’s antitrust regulator on Thursday unveiled draft guidelines aimed at curbing misleading advertising involving artificial intelligence, including “AI washing,” exaggerated performance ...

Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission said Wednesday that it plans to seek public comments through late November on draft amendments to implementing regulations under the country's ...

Whether Anthropic's Claude spits out song lyrics verbatim, creates derivative works or generates new songs, Anthropic’s use of those lyrics isn't transformative, lawyers for music publishers argued ...

Apple must open its iOS ecosystem to rival app distribution and payment systems for Australian account holders without a fixed expiry date, allowing developers enrolled in Apple’s developer program ...

Legal costs were again a key element of the 68 percent jump in expenses Meta Platforms recorded in the third quarter of 2026, it said Wednesday. The social media giant recorded a $9.9 billion expense ...

EU governments and lawmakers struck a deal on a revamped EU securitization framework Wednesday night in Strasbourg, France. They adjusted the capital rules initially proposed by the European ...

The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit was asked by telecommunications groups to strike down 2024 Federal Communications Commission privacy rules because they closely resemble 2016 rules that ...

Japan’s Supreme Court has supplied its first example in 15 years of when copying unprotected material becomes tortious, while leaving the limits for rival businesses in future cases still unclear.

France is passing a new law to give communications regulator Arcom powers to settle neighboring-rights payment disputes between news publishers and online services. This would offer an alternative to ...