Posts tagged “regulation”

5 posts on SDAD Writes.

October 6, 2026

India Cut AI Content Takedowns to 3 Hours and Made Safe Harbour Conditional. Nobody Has Audited What That Means.

Since February 2026 an Indian platform can lose its Section 79 safe harbour if it fails to remove AI-generated content within three hours of a government or court order, with takedown authority narrowed to officers at Joint Secretary or DIG rank. The draft rules compress general grievances from 72 hours to 36. Here is the mechanism, the case that tested it, and the question nobody has answered.

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October 4, 2026

The $1.5B Anthropic Settlement Did Not Do What Either Side Says It Did

Anthropic called the settlement proof that training on books is fair use. The settlement covers something narrower: how the books were obtained. The court also did something unexpected, which is why the "largest copyright recovery in history" quote ran backwards. Two months of coverage missed the actual holding.

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October 3, 2026

The US Government Used an Export Control as a Model Kill Switch. It Fired on the Wrong Model.

On June 12 2026 the US government suspended Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals over a single narrow jailbreak. Anthropic's own testing found eight other models, from Claude Haiku 4.5 up through GPT-5.5, could do the same thing. Three days after launch, a control aimed at the dangerous model denied the safe one to everyone, including US customers.

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September 17, 2026

India Ethanol Blending E20 Policy Deep Dive Politics Business Economy Cars

India hit E20 five years early, capped blending at 20% in July 2026, and legally approved E100 - while 300 million older vehicles run E20 with no opt-out. Fresh September 2026 numbers on CIAN Agro, OMC losses, ethanol prices, and the flex-fuel rollout.

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September 16, 2026

Anthropic, Copyright, and the Moonshot Allegations: What the Evidence Actually Supports

Two stories keep getting merged into one: the Bartz v. Anthropic copyright case ($1.5B settlement) and Anthropic's claim that Moonshot AI routed 300,000 customer requests through Claude to harvest responses. The public record supports a narrower conclusion than either side's loudest claims.

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