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Learn how to build a simple AI safety review system that evaluates AI models based on safety criteria, simulating the kind of voluntary review process that was proposed in a recently withdrawn executive order.
This article explains what executive orders are and how they relate to artificial intelligence regulation, showing how government decisions about AI can impact global competition and technological development.
President Trump delayed signing an executive order requiring pre-release government security reviews of AI models, citing dissatisfaction with the order's language. The move reflects ongoing tensions between regulatory approaches and innovation in AI governance.
President Trump is expected to sign a new executive order this week establishing a voluntary 90-day AI disclosure framework, amid growing pressure from MAGA allies for stricter oversight.
Tom Steyer's gubernatorial campaign attempts to tax California's ultrawealthy while maintaining Silicon Valley's support, a challenging balancing act.
Yoshua Bengio, a Turing Award-winning computer scientist and AI pioneer, warns that hyperintelligent AI could pose an existential threat to humanity within a decade. His latest concerns come amid rapid advancements in AI technology and a growing call for global safety standards.
The Musk v. Altman trial concluded with intense scrutiny over AI governance and trust, as the tech world watches the legal battle unfold. The case's outcome could set a precedent for how AI companies are regulated.
Spain’s government pushes ahead with strict social media and AI regulations, rejecting pressure from U.S. tech lobbying. The country aims to prioritize public rights over corporate profits in the digital age.
The US Commerce Department has removed details of a deal between Microsoft, Google, and xAI to test AI models for security before release.
Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI after a state investigator discovered that its chatbot Emilie falsely claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist.
China has launched a months-long campaign to combat AI misuse, targeting deepfakes, fraud, and disinformation. The initiative comes amid global scrutiny over AI governance and the U.S. accusing China of industrial-scale AI theft.
The White House has blocked Anthropic's plan to expand access to its AI model Mythos to 70 additional companies, citing concerns over compute capacity and national security.
