Norway’s government proposed a temporary ban on AI glasses in certain public places while it investigates how they could be used to record people without their knowledge. The proposal will go to parliament, the Storting, “as soon as possible.” The plan would restrict use in privacy-sensitive settings such as healthcare and places children gather, with potential exceptions for private use and “socially beneficial uses” in limited cases.
Norway proposed a temporary ban on AI glasses in selected public places because of privacy concerns about being photographed, filmed, or recorded without knowledge. The center-left government said it will introduce the law to parliament soon, starting with places such as parks, beaches, schools, and kindergartens. The move would restrict use while an expert group prepares permanent national rules for wearable AI regulation.
Elon Musk confirmed that SpaceX is rebranding its artificial intelligence arm from SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI. The change is tied to President Donald Trump’s executive order issued last week. The company will update its terminology from AI to “SI” in communications covered by the order.
President Donald Trump announced the formation of an AI task force called the Super Intelligence Force, led by National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton. The group will report to Trump and White House chief of staff Susie Wiles. The task force will coordinate federal engagement with consumers, public-interest groups, religious organizations, critical infrastructure providers, and AI companies while Trump reiterates he will not pursue AI regulation.
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