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EU AI Act: what applies from 2 December, and what was pushed to 2027
In less than three weeks, the EU bans so-called nudifier apps and requires older AI systems to mark generated content. The strict high-risk rules now start in December 2027.
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ChatGPT Wallet lets AI agents pay for you. Here is how it works
OpenAI's new payment feature, built with Visa, Mastercard and American Express, lets its agent buy things on your behalf. Every purchase needs a fingerprint or face check, and the agent never sees your card.
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Canada's budget bets on homegrown AI computing power
Budget 2026 pledges support for 500 megawatts of sovereign computing capacity and points to a 1.2-gigawatt hub in Saskatchewan. Critics say too little goes into truly public infrastructure.
