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Researchers in China, like their counterparts in the United States, are expressing serious concern about the pace and risks of AI development, with some invoking the possibility of a catastrophic failure event. The fear is shared across what is otherwise a competitive geopolitical divide.
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Meta is developing a standalone app that lets users bet on real-world events using virtual currency, separate from its existing Facebook and Instagram platforms. Internal documents indicate the prediction market app is in the works, though no launch date has been reported.
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Reason Magazine argues that AI regulation is entering a phase defined by poor design and industry self-interest, suggesting that current and emerging rules may serve incumbent players more than the public. The piece frames this moment as a turning point where policy choices risk locking in bad outcomes.
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A 2024 analysis by Paul Scharre and Michael Depp on AI integration into nuclear command-and-control systems has been revisited two years later, as AI becomes more embedded in military infrastructure. The update examines how the arguments have held up as real-world integration has progressed.
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The IAPP examines a growing organizational trend in which AI governance responsibilities are being assigned to privacy teams, requiring privacy professionals to expand their remit beyond traditional data protection into algorithmic accountability and AI risk management.
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Brazil has introduced regulatory standards governing the use of artificial intelligence in medical settings, establishing a framework to guide how AI tools are developed and deployed within the country's healthcare sector.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang cautioned at an international forum that without coordinated AI governance frameworks, nations collectively risk ceding meaningful oversight of rapidly advancing technology. The statement signals China's interest in participating in — and shaping — global AI regulatory discussions.
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Vercel has launched two new products, Eve and Passport, aimed at AI governance for applications built on its platform. Details remain sparse, but the tools appear designed to give developers more control and oversight over how AI behaves in their deployments.
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Tesla, Sunrun, and Renew Home are pursuing plans to aggregate residential solar panels, batteries, and smart thermostats into networks that supply energy to power AI infrastructure, drawing on devices already installed across millions of homes.
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Author Cory Doctorow, known for coining 'enshittification,' argues in his new book that AI will fail to deliver on its core promises while simultaneously serving as a tool for managerial control over workers — a dynamic he calls the 'reverse centaur,' where humans are subordinated to algorithmic systems rather than empowered by them.
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City Journal has published a piece outlining a proposed framework for regulating artificial intelligence, suggesting a structured approach to oversight that aims to balance innovation with accountability.
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Armies run on more than what happens at the front. Behind every operation is a vast amount of coordination, administration, logistics, and judgment. Bill Pessin, senior vice president of national security at Salesforce and a former U.S. Army logistics officer, joins Jonathan to discuss how military organizations can use AI agents, what makes these tools different from ordinary software, and why safety and accountability matter when new technology enters national security work. They also discuss what Pessin learned early in his Army career about the gap between plans, systems, and the people w…
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The EU AI Act's key compliance deadline of 2 August 2026 is approaching, giving businesses a fixed window to assess their AI systems, assign risk categories, and meet the law's requirements before enforcement begins.
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Brazos County, Texas has adopted a formal policy governing the use of artificial intelligence by county government, with human oversight as a central requirement. The policy sets guidelines for how county staff and operations may use AI tools.
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Hindman examines AI ethics in play therapy practice St. Bonaventure University
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District has passed a new artificial intelligence policy aimed at building AI literacy among both students and staff. The policy encourages familiarity with AI tools as part of the district's broader approach to preparing its school community for an AI-shaped world.
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ServiceNow has announced new partnerships aimed at expanding its AI governance capabilities and deepening its footprint in the public sector. The moves position the enterprise software company to play a larger role in how government agencies and regulated industries manage and oversee AI systems.
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The European Parliament has voted to amend the EU AI Act, pushing back key compliance deadlines. The move gives companies and regulators more time before certain provisions of the landmark AI law take effect.
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Investors have begun selling AI-related stocks as doubts grow about whether the enormous capital being poured into artificial intelligence will produce returns that justify the spending.
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Netwrix has added AI governance features to its platform aimed at organizations running hybrid Microsoft environments. The update is designed to help IT and security teams manage data access and oversight as AI tools become more embedded in enterprise infrastructure.
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The dean of the University of Texas School of Law has revised the school's AI policy with the goal of preventing students from losing core legal reasoning skills through over-reliance on AI tools. The policy shift reflects growing concern in legal education that habitual AI use may erode the foundational thinking lawyers need.
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The United States and China are actively competing to set the terms of how artificial intelligence is governed, each pushing frameworks that reflect their own priorities and political systems. The contest plays out across international bodies, bilateral relationships, and standard-setting forums where the rules of AI development are still being written.
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Family offices — private wealth management entities serving ultra-high-net-worth families — are facing growing pressure to address cybersecurity risks, AI governance, and operational resilience as threats to their data and financial assets increase. The sector, traditionally light on formal compliance infrastructure, is being pushed toward more structured risk management practices.
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