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This explainer explores how intellectual property theft in AI works, why it threatens innovation, and how U.S. sanctions against Chinese AI models represent a new frontier in tech geopolitics.
The U.S. and China are reportedly preparing to hold fresh AI talks in September, signaling a continued effort to maintain diplomatic engagement on one of the most critical technological frontiers.
Learn how export controls work on AI technology and why the removal of restrictions on Claude Fable 5 is significant for global AI development.
AI industry leaders from competing companies have united to call for stronger regulations preventing the misuse of AI in developing biological weapons. The collaborative effort highlights growing concerns about AI's potential role in biosecurity threats and the need for legislative oversight.
This article explains Poland's new 'sovereignty test' for government tech purchases, examining how nations are balancing AI advancement with strategic control and national security concerns.
The U.S. quantum computing initiative faces legal scrutiny over its funding structure and potential violations of federal laws governing government-private sector partnerships.
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.
Learn what a data center moratorium means, why governments might implement such a policy, and how it affects both technology growth and environmental concerns.
Learn about the EU AI Act, how it categorizes AI risks, and why European lawmakers are delaying some regulations while banning certain AI apps that create inappropriate content.
The Trump administration's new AI regulatory blueprint proposes minimal federal oversight while banning state-level AI regulations to maintain national competitiveness.
The White House's new AI regulatory framework centralizes oversight under federal control, a move that aligns with Big Tech's long-standing lobbying efforts for national standards.
Former Twitter executive David Sacks has issued a stark warning about Iran's growing technological influence, but his concerns appear to be falling on deaf ears in Washington's policy circles.
