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A bipartisan AI bill has emerged from Washington, drawing attention from the privacy and technology policy community as a significant legislative development. The bill signals rare cross-party agreement on AI governance at the federal level, according to coverage from the IAPP.
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California's AB 412 would require AI developers to identify and disclose copyrighted works used in training generative AI models. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has again opposed the bill, arguing the data it demands often does not exist and cannot realistically be compiled.
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AI ethics are just the beginning for law firms The Florida Bar
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Joe’s on-the-ground report from Cisco Live U.S. is here, complete with therapy dog pictures and tips on handling conference overstimulation.
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A writer tested AI tools for home improvement advice and found the technology gave him dangerously bad guidance, including instructions to build a subfloor on rotting stumps. The experience left him more skeptical of AI's practical reliability despite its confident presentation.
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Researchers led by NIST have developed an AI model designed to map safe evacuation routes through a building during a fire, currently working on single-story floor plans with a multilevel version under development.
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China’s plan to become a world leader in AI by 2030 is a fixture of practically every Congressional briefing and expert commentary on Beijing’s AI ambitions. The plan’s logic — introduced in 2017 — was simple and alarming: Beijing would direct capital, mobilize its firms, recruit talent, and execute with the strategic patience of a state-led innovation ecosystem. Nearly a decade later, that frame has only hardened. Beijing’s recently issued 15th Five-Year Plan directs Party organs to take “extraordinary measures” to strengthen technological self…
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OpenAI has issued a response to a White House executive order addressing AI governance, signaling the company's position on emerging federal oversight frameworks for artificial intelligence development and deployment.
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North American cities are shifting from writing AI policies to actually putting them into practice, moving governance frameworks out of planning documents and into day-to-day municipal operations.
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Cognizant and ServiceNow have announced a partnership aimed at helping large enterprises implement AI governance at scale, combining Cognizant's consulting services with ServiceNow's workflow platform to operationalize governance processes across organizations.
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The Foundation for American Innovation is hiring a Senior Research Fellow to work on cybersecurity and AI policy. The role is focused on research and appears aimed at shaping policy positions in both areas.
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House unveils AI draft that would preempt state laws Politico
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A bipartisan draft bill called the 'Great American AI Act' has been introduced, proposing a new federal framework for governing artificial intelligence in the United States. The draft represents a rare cross-party effort to establish national AI oversight at a time when federal AI policy remains fragmented.
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Privacy and AI governance professionals are debating what kind of high-profile AI failure would finally force governments into serious regulatory action, with the IAPP surfacing the concern that existing risks may not yet feel urgent enough to prompt decisive policy responses.
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India is intensifying regulatory activity across multiple digital policy fronts, with developments touching data privacy frameworks, artificial intelligence oversight, and the use of deceptive design patterns by online platforms.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has published its annual report, outlining enforcement actions, investigations, and guidance the office undertook over the past year as AI systems increasingly intersect with how personal data is collected and used. The report reflects the regulator's focus on holding organizations accountable during a period of rapid technological change.
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The European Commission has introduced proposals targeting what it calls 'risky dependencies' on foreign suppliers across cloud computing, AI, and semiconductors, seeking to prevent any outside government or company from holding effective control over critical European digital infrastructure.
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CalSTRS, the California teachers' pension fund, is working with Stanford researcher Ashby Monk and a group of international peers to develop its approach to AI governance. The effort appears aimed at building a framework for how the fund uses or oversees AI in its investment and operational decisions.
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A supply chain industry publication examines the uneven regulatory landscape around AI, framing compliance costs and risk exposure as variables that can either hurt or benefit companies depending on how they position themselves relative to emerging rules.
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At the opening keynote of the IAPP's AI Governance Global EU event, EU AI sovereignty emerged as a central theme, reflecting growing concern among European policymakers and governance professionals about Europe's ability to develop and control AI infrastructure on its own terms.
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The White House has issued an executive order addressing frontier AI and cybersecurity, signaling a federal policy move to shape how advanced AI systems are developed and secured at the national level. The order appears to establish directives touching both the capabilities of cutting-edge AI models and the security frameworks surrounding them.
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The OECD has launched an AI Policy Toolkit designed to help governments translate high-level AI principles into concrete policy measures, drawing on practical guidance and examples from member and partner countries worldwide.
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