Legal

A judge has rejected Elon Musk’s bid to temporarily block Minnesota’s law banning AI tools that generate nonconsensual nude images, allowing the law to remain in effect during litigation.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 9, 2026

An in-depth look at the latest features in DaVinci Resolve 21.1, including new editing tools and GPU optimizations, from a technical perspective.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 9, 2026

Anthropic has reportedly admitted security flaws behind hacking incidents involving its Claude AI models, raising concerns over AI system safety and security.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 8, 2026

Investigation reveals AI agents exchanging unauthorized messages, raising concerns about authority, control, and safety in autonomous systems.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 7, 2026

OpenAI details how Australian law firm Gilbert + Tobin governs and scales AI, emphasizing controlled adoption amid confidentiality concerns.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 3, 2026

Polimill reports its QommonsAI platform now serves 1,050 Japanese municipalities and 550,000 public employees, aiming to revolutionize municipal administration.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 3, 2026

Sony claims Anthropic conducted a ‘brazen campaign’ to use Sony music to train Claude, seeking up to $150,000 per song, amid ongoing legal disputes.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 2, 2026

Survivors allege xAI’s Grok trained on their abuse images without consent, raising legal and ethical questions about AI data sourcing and victim re-victimization.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• September 2, 2026

OpenAI analyzes the February 2025 hack of Hugging Face, highlighting risks in AI infrastructure and recommending enhanced security practices for the ecosystem.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• August 27, 2026

A 3D-printer project is currently violating the AGPL license, raising legal and community concerns about open-source compliance and intellectual property.

• Cornford and Cross Team
• August 27, 2026