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    FTC chair: AI developers should be liable for their agents' conduct●FTC chair suggests AI developers should be liable for conduct of agentsYhnBusiness7123 min ago

    The chair of the US Federal Trade Commission has argued that companies developing AI agents should be held legally responsible for what those systems do, pushing back against treating AI agents as independent actors. The remarks suggest US regulators may seek to place liability for automated conduct squarely on the firms that build the technology.

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    Civil Rights Coalition Urges FTC to Ban AI Surveillance Pricing▼Civil Rights Coalition Calls on FTC to Ban AI Surveillance Pricing in Housing and Consumer Markets✉newsWorldHuman Rights34 min ago

    A civil rights coalition has called on the US Federal Trade Commission to ban AI-driven surveillance pricing in housing and consumer markets. The practice uses personal data and algorithms to set individualized prices, which advocates argue can discriminate against protected groups and exploit sensitive personal information. The coalition is pressing regulators to treat the tactic as an unfair and deceptive practice.

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    Amazon Prime FTC Refunds Begin October 1: Who Qualifies●Amazon Prime FTC Refunds Start October 1: Do You Qualify?✉newsTechnologyGadgets9 min ago

    Refund payments tied to the Federal Trade Commission's case over Amazon Prime enrollment and cancellation practices start going out on October 1. Consumers are checking eligibility criteria and payment methods, and coverage is focused on explaining who qualifies, how much they may receive, and what steps are needed to claim the money.

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    Linxon, Hitachi Energy and FTC Solar Sign Solar and Storage Partnership▼Linxon, Hitachi Energy and FTC Solar Sign MoU to Collaborate on Utility-Scale Solar and BESS Projects in North America✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 h ago

    Linxon, Hitachi Energy and FTC Solar have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on utility-scale solar and battery energy storage projects in North America. The agreement links Linxon's substation and grid connection experience with Hitachi Energy's power technology and FTC Solar's solar tracking systems, positioning the three companies to pursue the region's rapidly growing demand for large renewable energy and storage installations.