AI governance, ethical frameworks, safety regulations, privacy laws, and policy shaping responsible AI deployment globally.
Why does a defense bill suddenly matter to the power grid? While the National Defense Authorization Act is traditionally a weapons‑focused piece of legislation, this year it carries a handful of energy clauses that could reshape how the United...
Spain has moved from discussion to enforcement, demanding transparency for every piece of analysis that passes through an algorithm.
The 2026 outlook for AI ethics and governance is shifting from paper‑based rulebooks to dynamic, data‑driven frameworks.
Google’s latest update to its translation service expands the reach of spoken‑language assistance beyond its own hardware.
The surge of AI‑powered workout assistants has turned many home gyms into data‑driven command centers.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week that threatens to withhold federal funds from any state that enacts its own artificial‑intelligence regulations.
Seventeen years after Section 702 was written into law, the very framework that was meant to target overseas terror plots is now drawing fire from the Senate floor.
New York’s governor put his signature on two pieces of legislation Thursday, targeting a niche that’s been slipping under regulators’ radars for years: the use of computer‑crafted faces and bodies in advertising.
Why does the idea of AI‑powered satellites matter now? The push to run massive machine‑learning models off‑planet isn’t just a tech fantasy; it hinges on two practical hurdles—heat and cost.
Deepseek’s latest AI models are being trained on thousands of Nvidia GPUs that, according to sources, entered China through unofficial channels.
Both parties have pushed back against a blanket pause on artificial‑intelligence research, arguing that history already shows how partisan moves can backfire.
Why does this matter? OpenAI, Anthropic and Block have announced a joint foundation dedicated to advancing AI agents that act rather than just converse.