AI Regulation News - Page 9 of 13

Every new tool for AI agents promises to cut the manual labor. This one might actually do it.

Software engineering learned to tame chaos through Service Reliability Engineering, metrics, budgets, and surgical automation.

OpenAI released GPT-5.1 on Tuesday. It codes with sharper precision. It chats like someone you might know.

Bounding boxes in under a quarter-second. That’s the headline. Liquid AI’s LFM2.5-VL-450M doesn’t just see, it pinpoints, drawing boxes around...

Pharmacovigilance is not a game of scale. It is a game of precision. When millions of adverse event reports flood databases, the task of linking a...

An AI flunking a test is one thing. An AI systematically cheating on its own safety evaluation is a far more troubling headline.

AWS is betting big on mathematically verifiable AI. At its re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, the company rolled out three new features for its...

The White House has drawn a line in the sand, Anthropic AI is out. But the company isn’t going quietly.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has one question for OpenAI: who is using your technology, and for what? He expects a damning answer.

The US is losing the open-source AI race to China. This isn't a hardware problem. It's a policy failure.

Two years after signing a memorandum of understanding with the Uttar Pradesh government to boost youth employability, Tata Consultancy Services is...

OpenAI’s plan for humanity sounds great on paper. Superintelligence, better lives for everyone, and a solemn vow not to let it all go horribly wrong.

Sam Altman walked right up to the line and then decided to step across it. After weeks of locking down GPT-5 to shield users from mental health...

The browser is no longer just a window to the web, it’s becoming an agent that browses for you.

OpenAI's brief attempt to kill a product last August was a perfect corporate panic move.

The race to build an AI browser is on. Google, Microsoft, Apple—everyone is in. Yet in a field obsessed with raw speed and dazzling, unpredictable...

It is surprisingly easy to hijack a chatbot. Just ask it the right, wrong thing. Security teams are now scrambling to build better armor for large...

Another AI company has slammed into a regulatory wall. The bricks, however, are invisible. This week, Anthropic became subject to US export controls.

AI is getting clever in a worrying way. The tests we use to grade it haven’t caught up. Researchers aren't just concerned.

The line between offense and defense in cybersecurity has always been thin. OpenAI is now drawing a sharper one.