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AI policy updates span China, Thailand and OpenAI litigation

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As of 10 September 2026, recent AI developments include China launching a national anti-fraud AI app and Thailand advancing its draft AI Act. In the United States, the government backed fair use for AI training in OpenAI copyright litigation, adding another legal signal in disputes over model development and protected works.

The developments span regulatory, cybersecurity, privacy, fraud, healthcare and publishing issues across China, Denmark, European Union, Finland, Global, Hong Kong, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom and USA. The legal context includes the Digital Markets Act (EU), Digital Services Act (EU), EU Artificial Intelligence Act, GDPR and Minnesota’s Law on Nudification Ban 2026, reflecting overlap between platform regulation, data protection, copyright and AI risk assessment.

Originally reported by lexology.comRead the source →
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