AI governance, ethical frameworks, safety regulations, privacy laws, and policy shaping responsible AI deployment globally.
When you look at the way most identity-and-access-management tools were built, they kind of assume users are people who sit at a desk. That works fine until you start handing out bots that can spin up, change roles, and query data on the fly.
It feels like the data-center debate has finally slipped out of niche forums and onto the policy front page.
When Congress began debating subsidies for new semiconductor factories, OpenAI suddenly landed under a microscope.
When Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Adobe met with Indian policymakers this month, they pressed for a clearer rulebook on feeding AI systems with the country’s massive stash of publicly available content.
When Stability AI walked out of the courtroom with a win against Getty Images, it set off another round of chatter about who really owns the stuff AI spits out.
When Google released its latest policy brief, the headline question was simple yet huge: can the same algorithms that run our searches and ads be turned toward the planet’s most urgent challenges?
When Studio Ghibli, Bandai Namco and Square Enix realized that OpenAI’s Sora had been fed thousands of frames from their anime series and game cutscenes, they each sent a formal letter demanding the training stop.
Just last week I watched a junior associate fire up an AI tool to pull together a contract draft, and it felt no different than opening a new email thread.
When Sora ran its latest test, the whole AI-labeling pipeline ended up under a microscope, and the picture isn’t reassuring.
When I saw a clip of a celebrity dancing in a kitchen that never happened, I realized AI-generated videos are already slipping into the fights that dominate influencer culture.
When I first saw the new Nest Cam Indoor (Wired, 3rd Gen) and Outdoor (Wired, 2nd Gen) I wondered if Google could finally quiet my phone.
Reddit sued Perplexity, the AI-driven search tool, on Wednesday, saying the company lifted Reddit posts by scraping Google’s results.
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