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Green computing enters China carbon-peak plan is reframed for global technology readers, with the key numbers, product claims and open questions kept intact.
Public participation in AI upside and Washington pressure on frontier labs.
Colorado replaced its first-in-the-nation comprehensive AI law before it took effect, delaying the new version to January 1, 2027.
California offers Claude at half price across state government
The U.S. energy regulator ordered six major grid operators to justify or rewrite large-load interconnection rules as AI data centers strain power queues.
Norway is taking a hard line on young pupils, arguing that AI can let children skip essential learning steps.
Erdogan's 2026-2030 plan prioritizes data centers, public datasets, literacy and training as Turkey tries to build sovereign AI capacity.
HM Treasury and DSIT are backing a government AI Economics Institute chaired by Nobel laureate Simon Johnson to measure jobs, productivity and firm-level change.
The bipartisan draft would require large frontier AI developers to publish risk frameworks, report severe incidents quickly and face audits, while pausing some state model-development laws for three years.
Canada wants AI adoption to rise from 12% of businesses to 60% by 2034, backed by C$2.3 billion in funding, public compute and a tech growth fund.
Vermont, Illinois, New York, Colorado, Louisiana and Rhode Island moved AI bills in one week, targeting therapy bots, AI toys, rent pricing, health approvals and frontier audits.
White House officials have discussed whether leading AI companies could voluntarily give the federal government equity tied to a public wealth fund or dividends.
US bill targets AI style theft, with Adobe backing. The story explains the announcement, the strategic context and the practical risks for the people or companies affected.
The executive order keeps model review voluntary but asks companies to give government cyber teams early access before wider release.
President Trump abruptly canceled the signing of an executive order requiring AI companies to submit models for federal review 90 days before release, citing concerns about slowing US competitiveness against China.