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Rep. Chip Roy, a Texas Republican, has voiced concern about the pace of AI development and whether humans can maintain meaningful control over the technology as it advances. His remarks also suggest unease with concentrating AI decision-making power in the executive branch alone.
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UNESCO's AI ethics forum opens in Riyadh, calls for practical governance Xinhua
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A conference on AI regulation brought together lawmakers, industry figures, and other stakeholders to discuss policy directions for artificial intelligence. The event was covered by C-SPAN, suggesting it included formal proceedings or congressional-adjacent participation.
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Reporting links Dustin Moskovitz, Facebook co-founder and major funder of effective altruism causes, to efforts aimed at shaping AI regulation. The story suggests his philanthropic network is playing an active role in policy debates around artificial intelligence.
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Congress is showing increased openness to regulating artificial intelligence, including the possibility of mechanisms to shut down AI systems. The shift suggests lawmakers are moving closer to formal legislative action on AI oversight.
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A senior Senate Democrat has entered the debate over how to regulate artificial intelligence, calling for human oversight to remain central to any framework. The comment signals that federal AI legislation is still actively contested, with key figures staking out positions on how much autonomy AI systems should be allowed.
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OpenAI has publicly endorsed the FRONTIER Act, a proposed federal bill aimed at regulating artificial intelligence. The company's support signals a major AI developer actively backing legislation that would govern its own industry.
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EY has published a report arguing that AI governance has moved into a new phase focused on closing what it calls a 'confidence gap' — the distance between how organizations deploy AI and how much trust stakeholders actually place in it.
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New York City's Public Advocate has released a report examining AI governance in the city. The report's scope and specific findings were not detailed in available information.
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Lawmakers are scheduled to meet to discuss regulation of artificial intelligence, according to a report from FOX 11 Los Angeles. No details about the scope, participants, or specific proposals have been disclosed.
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The Texas Democrat said he has heard from experts who have hesitated to speak out about the technology’s risks for fear of sounding alarmist.
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A new argument circulating in European policy media warns that confining global AI governance to a two-power dynamic between the United States and China leaves the rest of the world without meaningful input on one of the most consequential technological decisions of the decade.
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Aetna's chief technology officer discussed the insurer's approach to using AI in prior authorization decisions and how the company governs those systems. The conversation touches on one of the most consequential uses of AI in American healthcare.
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Some lawmakers are pushing for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence, while the White House and Republican lawmakers are resisting those efforts. The split reflects an ongoing political divide over how much federal oversight AI development should face.
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The Gates Foundation is committing $1 billion toward AI projects aimed at reducing social inequalities. Bill Gates, the foundation's chairman, has previously spoken publicly about risks he associates with artificial intelligence.
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A University of West Florida expert is available to comment on the policy debate around balancing artificial intelligence innovation with regulatory oversight.
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AI is shrinking the time between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation, leaving defenders less time to wait for patches or public exploits. Picus Security explains how exploitability validation, security control testing, and autonomous pentesting can help teams close exposure gaps before attackers arrive. [...]
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AI safeguards needed? Expert weighs in on federal oversight NewsNation
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The leading AI lab endorses a bipartisan proposal that would require top AI companies to work with independent safety assessors.
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AI gateways turn governance policy into runtime controls The Next Web
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Senator Alex Padilla spoke publicly about a range of policy issues including mail-in voting, AI regulation, and immigration. The interview covered several areas where federal policy decisions are actively being debated.
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If tech leaders are serious about oversight to curtail AI risk, they will need to endow evaluators with independence, information, money, and clout to enforce decisions. The post Tying Tech to the Mast: What Independent Oversight at the AI Frontier Must Get Right appeared first on Just Security.
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Legislators are pushing to regulate artificial intelligence even as they face resistance from those opposing new rules. The headline signals an active policy debate, though the specific proposals and sources of pushback are not detailed.
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President Trump has pushed back against calls for increased federal regulation of artificial intelligence, signaling resistance to stricter government oversight of the technology.
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