Jane Doe v. OpenAI, filed Oct. 13, 2026, asks a federal court to void ChatGPT terms for minors under Cal. Fam. Code 6701 and Civ. Code 1568.5, and seeks equity for children’s data.
ISO/IEC 27090 Maps the Attacks on AI; Your Team Still Owns the Response #AIg
ISO/IEC 27090, the new international AI security standard, maps data poisoning, model extraction, and prompt injection. Detection is a control. Naming who responds is governance.
Colorado Drafts the Material Influence Test for Consequential AI #AIg
Colorado’s Attorney General released an Oct. 6 interim redline of ADMT and Chatbot Safety rules that presume material influence when an algorithm’s score matches the outcome—unless deployers prove it was de minimis.
California Makes a Human Corroborate AI Firings, Then Labels AI Layoffs #AIg
California’s SB 947 makes a human corroborate AI-driven discipline and firing, while SB 951 labels AI layoffs in Cal/WARN notices but dropped the hiring-cessation notice.
Florida’s LEAP-AI Puts AI Literacy Inside Teacher Credentials #AIg
Florida’s $5.7M LEAP-AI grant builds AI literacy into micro-credentials, a principal pathway, and a teacher apprenticeship. Literacy now needs a measurable checkpoint.
Autonomy Is No Excuse: UK ICO Opens Agentic AI Probe #AIg
The UK ICO opened an agentic AI call for evidence and enquiries into agent testing, while Anthropic added stop-and-safe-state rules for autonomous actions. Here is what deployers should do now.
NYC Council Puts AI Labs Under Oath: Kill Switch vs. 24-Hour Rule #AIg
The NYC Council put four AI labs under oath on October 5. Its 24-hour incident rule is the stronger oversight tool, while the kill-switch mandate needs a threshold and version tracking.
Who Pays When an AI Agent Hacks: The Hawley-Murphy CFAA Bill #AIg
Hawley and Murphy unveiled the AI Agent Accountability Act on October 1 as California subpoenaed OpenAI. The live question is the duty of care before an agent gets network access.
Watermarks Are Evidence, Not Verdicts: OpenAI’s EU Text Provenance Move #AIg
OpenAI began EU text watermarking for AI Act Article 50 on October 5, and its own tests show light edits cut detection sharply. Treat a watermark as evidence a human weighs, not a verdict.
AI Rules Move to the Point of Use: Connecticut’s CART Act and Norway’s AI-Glasses Ban #AIg
Connecticut’s CART Act began taking effect October 1, and Norway proposed a temporary AI-glasses ban on October 5. Both put AI duties at the point of use, where operators now carry the risk.