UC Berkeley law tightens Artificial Intelligence rules without banning it

UC Berkeley Law is adopting a stricter Artificial Intelligence policy that limits student use in core legal work while preserving space for specialized courses and instructor discretion. Faculty behind the change say the aim is to protect foundational lawyering skills as generative tools become more capable and more common in practice.

EU eases parts of its Artificial Intelligence Act

The EU has agreed targeted changes to its landmark Artificial Intelligence Act, delaying some deadlines, narrowing parts of the high-risk category, and cutting overlapping compliance requirements. The package also adds a ban on tools that generate non-consensual sexually explicit images.

JPMorgan expands Artificial Intelligence tools across global investment banking

JPMorgan is deploying Artificial Intelligence tools across its investment banking operations worldwide. The move signals broader use of automation in banking workflows as firms look to improve efficiency.