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Peter Thiel publicly criticized Pope Leo XIV's encyclical calling for AI regulation, arguing that placing limits on AI development would disadvantage Western nations while China continues to advance without similar constraints.
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The IAPP Europe conference addressed children's online safety, the trajectory of AI regulation, and clarifications on how EU digital laws apply in practice. The sessions reflect ongoing efforts by privacy professionals to work through what major EU rules actually require on the ground.
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Nvidia's stock fell after CEO Jensen Huang publicly suggested an alternative approach to AI regulation, signaling the company's position on how the technology should be governed rather than controlled through traditional regulatory frameworks.
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A piece published by Just Security examines the legal and regulatory challenges the Supreme Court poses for efforts to govern open-weight AI models, where model weights are publicly released and cannot easily be recalled or restricted.
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AI regulation has emerged as a visible issue in an ongoing political campaign, according to CT News Junkie. The report suggests candidates or campaigns in Connecticut are now treating AI policy as a subject voters care about.
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The United States and China hold divergent positions on how artificial intelligence should be governed at the international level, reflecting broader geopolitical tensions over who shapes the rules for emerging technology.
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The CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic appeared at the United Nations to call for international regulation of artificial intelligence. The appeal brings two of the most prominent AI developers into a global policy forum to advocate for oversight of the technology they build.
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At a United Nations meeting, the United States and China presented competing visions for how artificial intelligence should be governed internationally. President Trump signaled U.S. opposition to global AI security frameworks, even as other world leaders pushed for coordinated action.
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An AI expert testified before a House panel that strong AI governance frameworks do not inherently hinder technological innovation, pushing back on a common argument used to resist regulation.
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A debate is underway over where responsibility for AI regulation should sit — with the companies building AI systems, individual states, or the federal government. No consensus has emerged on which level of authority should take the lead.
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The Trump administration has rejected international AI regulation efforts at the United Nations, taking a stance against global governance frameworks even as warnings about AI risks circulate among member states.
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A Wall Street Journal opinion piece examines the political dynamics shaping how AI gets regulated in the United States.
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Senator Mark Kelly has announced a plan to regulate artificial intelligence, according to KTAR News. No details about the proposal's scope, targets, or timeline were included in the available report.
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The International Bar Association's fintech group has put forward the position that regulation of artificial intelligence should be anchored in human rights frameworks rather than narrower technical or commercial standards.
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Maryland is advancing a plan to regulate artificial intelligence with a focus on protecting workers and children. The state joins a growing number of jurisdictions moving to set guardrails on how AI can be used in employment and contexts involving minors.
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President Trump is set to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid growing pressure from various quarters for stronger oversight of artificial intelligence. The diplomatic meeting coincides with an intensifying global debate over how AI should be governed.
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Representative Ted Lieu, the fourth-ranking House Democrat, is pushing his party to take worst-case AI risks seriously while still supporting the technology's development. His call reflects growing pressure on Democrats to stake out a clearer position on AI regulation.
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Republican-led states are moving toward AI regulation specifically aimed at protecting children, marking a rare area of bipartisan alignment on technology oversight at the state level.
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Donald Trump met UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham at the UN General Assembly in New York, calling him a natural businessperson and praising the relationship — even as the two countries remain at odds over AI regulation, the Chagos Islands, and the conflict in Iran.
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President Trump used a UN address to reject AI regulation, drawing a parallel to his administration's stance on climate change policy. The remarks signal that the U.S. federal government does not intend to pursue binding rules on artificial intelligence in the near term.
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President Trump is reinforcing his administration's position against AI regulation, citing competition with China as the primary justification. This comes despite recent security incidents involving agentic AI systems.
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Cal State Fullerton's HSS division has launched an explainer series called 'Lowkey Confused? HSS Explains,' with AI regulation among the topics it addresses.
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A report from the Center for American Progress argues that the SANDBOX Act, framed as AI policy, would function primarily as a vehicle for broad deregulation rather than a measured approach to governing artificial intelligence.
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While federal AI legislation has made little measurable progress, U.S. states are moving ahead with their own regulatory frameworks, creating a fragmented patchwork of rules across the country.
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