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FTC Orders 9 Firms to Explain Personalised Prices and Gig Pay
The FTC has ordered Uber, DoorDash, Delta, Walmart and five others to explain whether personal data shapes what customers pay and what gig workers earn.
SpaceX Tells FAA It Expects 10,000 Launches a Year, Seeks Priority
SpaceX asked US regulators for launch corridors with airspace priority, 48-hour approval and no fees, as Louisiana groups urged full environmental review.
CFTC Sues Utah to Stop Its Kalshi Case, the 10th State It Has Taken On
The CFTC has sued Utah to stop a state lawsuit calling Kalshi's event contracts illegal gambling. It is the 10th state the regulator has taken to court.
NIST Finalises Post-Quantum Plan, Deprecating RSA and ECDSA After 2030
NIST's final IR 8547 deprecates RSA, ECDSA and other quantum-vulnerable algorithms after 2030 and disallows them after 2035, backing new US deadlines.
Queensland Bill Would Make Creating Sexual Deepfakes a Crime
Queensland has introduced a bill to make creating sexual deepfake images or audio of a real person without consent a crime, with up to three years' jail.
NBA Signs CFTC Integrity Pact, Names 2 Preferred Prediction Markets
The NBA named Kalshi and Polymarket its preferred prediction market exchanges and signed an integrity MOU with the CFTC, after MLB and the NHL.
Pennsylvania Signs AI Ad Disclosure Law With Fines Up to $3,000
Pennsylvania now requires a clear AI label on adverts whose synthetic content misleads consumers, with fines of up to $3,000 from 21 December.
Texas Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman, Alleging ChatGPT Misled Users
Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman under the state's consumer protection and SCOPE Act laws. OpenAI says it works to build safeguards.
Wyden Releases Draft Bills to Expand Jobless Aid and Tax Data Centres
Senator Ron Wyden has released draft bills to widen US unemployment support for workers hit by AI and to put a new excise tax on data centres.
TCEQ Shuts STEERS Permit Portal to Screen Data-Centre Applications
Texas's environmental regulator has shut its STEERS automatic-permit portal so staff can check whether applications are linked to data centres.
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