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The Waltham City Council took up AI regulation among other local matters, according to a brief report from the Waltham Times. Specific measures or proposals discussed were not detailed in the available coverage.
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Conservative commentator Larry Elder has publicly questioned the timing of current efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, framing the push as politically motivated ahead of the midterm elections.
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Sam Altman and other tech CEOs say there are incentives to limit advancements in AI, as fears grow over the threats it poses to humanity.
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A figure identified as Ferguson has warned that AI regulation could function as 'moat digging,' suggesting that rules in this space may entrench dominant players rather than protect the public. The remarks appear to have been made in a competition law context.
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At San Francisco conference, OpenAI chief Sam Altman calls for more rigorous security measures Anthropic’s CEO took the stage at a conference in San Francisco on Tuesday to reiterate his call for a slowdown of AI development, while Nvidia’s CEO argued against such deceleration. Dario Amodei used an automotive analogy to make his point: when a competing car company has a safety incident like brake failures, it is a moment for all car companies to stop and review their own practices, he said at Salesforce’s Dreamforce convention on Tuesday. Continue reading...
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has publicly argued against government regulation of AI, saying the industry should be trusted to handle safety on its own. The statement positions one of the most powerful companies in AI infrastructure against external oversight.
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A debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence is intensifying as the White House prepares to meet with industry stakeholders. The gathering signals that federal AI policy decisions may be moving closer to a concrete stage.
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San Francisco Unified School District has no policy governing the use of artificial intelligence, leaving unclear how AI tools are being used in schools and what protections, if any, exist for students.
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Senator Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, has said public anxiety about artificial intelligence is reaching a critical juncture and called on lawmakers to translate that concern into specific policy action.
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The ad regulator said it had "zero-tolerance" for ads promoting AI tools that could sexualise or objectify women.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated publicly that he has not encountered any proposed AI regulation he would support, signaling a firmly deregulatory stance on AI policy from a senior member of the current administration.
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Major AI companies have begun supporting mandatory independent audits of their systems, but critics argue the proposal could be compromised by conflicts of interest and regulatory capture, leaving Congress reluctant to act.
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President Trump has publicly dismissed concerns about AI regulation, calling them a hoax, as debate over how to govern artificial intelligence continues to intensify in Washington.
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At the end of August, the California legislature passed three bills that would regulate the use of AI in the employment context. These bills are now on Governor Newsom’s desk, and he has until September 30 to sign or veto. Below is a summary of the three bills. SB 947 (The “No Robo Bosses Act”)... Continue Reading…
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As part of Spirit Air's bankruptcy proceedings, Google has reportedly bid on worker data, prompting union concerns about employee privacy. Legal experts say protections for workers in this situation are limited, leaving a significant gap in how labor data is handled during corporate asset sales.
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Reps. Lawler, Gottheimer Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Stop Rogue AI Agents and Keep People In Control Congressman Mike Lawler (.gov)
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New York is moving to expand its AI regulatory agenda even as its initial AI legislation has not yet taken effect. The state appears to be pursuing additional rules before the first round is implemented or tested.
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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has publicly argued that regulation of artificial intelligence needs to be coordinated at a global level rather than handled country by country.
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Ronzelle Green, an official from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, has taken over as chief artificial intelligence officer at U.S. Cyber Command, succeeding Reid Novotny. Novotny had focused on broadening the command's use of AI tools across a wide range of sources.
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Over the past week, fears of AI wiping out humanity are surging. But could it happen? And if so, how?
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The technology has resolved 96% of traveler inquiries without human escalation, according to Salesforce.
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The head of one of the most profitable tech companies pushed arguments voiced by the president at a major AI conference as other industry leaders call for a slowdown.
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Forget data privacy, AI chatbots already know more than your own mother New York Post
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Lawmakers remain split over how to regulate artificial intelligence, with no clear consensus emerging on the scope or direction of potential legislation.
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