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Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark spoke with NPR about the risks posed by artificial intelligence and possible approaches to addressing them. Clark is one of the more prominent voices inside the AI industry on safety and governance questions.
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Who Decides When an AI System is High-Risk? Civil Liberties Union for Europe
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Safety requirements are non-negotiable. They depend on meeting concrete goals, not just adjusting a timeline It has been a week of high drama in AI, precipitated by the resignation of the AI safety researcher Jacob Coxon from Anthropic. This followed several weeks of increasingly lurid and disturbing revelations about the OpenAI/Hugging Face incident. My inbox yesterday included a message from Business Insider with the subject line: “AI doomsday debate reaches boiling point”. Continue reading...
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For more than a decade, prominent voices including Stephen Hawking and, most recently, a resigning Anthropic researcher have warned that AI poses an existential threat to humanity. Despite these warnings, development has continued to accelerate and reached mainstream consumers without meaningful slowdown.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal addressed AI regulation in remarks aired on C-SPAN. The specific proposals or context of his comments are not detailed in available information.
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President has dismissed anxieties over AI’s dangerous potential even as Democrats and some Republicans acknowledge risks Donald Trump is facing a rare backlash from the US Congress as Democrats and some Republicans push for guardrails on the world’s most powerful AI companies. Concerns over the dangerous potential of AI reached fever pitch this week after tech leaders sounded the alarm over the rapid advancement of the technology and its potential threat to humanity. Continue reading...
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How China is preparing for the risk of AI escaping human control Reuters
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California's privacy regulator has issued fines against data brokers, while Colorado is moving forward with proposed rules to govern artificial intelligence. Both actions reflect continued momentum at the state level on consumer data and automated decision-making.
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COMMENTARY: AI is too big to slow in a geopolitical race Reuters
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Senator Jon Ossoff has accused the Trump administration of being compromised on AI safety regulation, while former President Barack Obama has added his voice to calls for slowing down AI development. The remarks reflect growing bipartisan concern about the pace and oversight of AI deployment.
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Your employees are already using AI tools you never approved Help Net Security
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Australia is actively debating how to regulate artificial intelligence, with discussions underway about the appropriate framework for oversight.
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South Korea to develop new security guidelines for autonomous AI agents Reuters
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Microsoft has announced broad AI privacy commitments specifically covering student data, setting new limits on how its AI tools can collect and use information in educational settings. The move is notable enough that observers are already asking whether other major tech companies will adopt similar standards.
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Technology executives are publicly calling for federal AI regulation, but the Trump administration and Congress have shown little urgency to move forward with legislation. The gap between industry appetite for rules and political action leaves the AI sector largely self-governed for now.
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Major tech executives are publicly calling for government regulation of artificial intelligence, but the Trump administration and Congress have shown little urgency to move forward with legislation.
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New regulations taking effect in England and Wales now allow pubs, bars, nightclubs, and off-licences to accept digital ID for age verification, including apps that use facial scanning to generate a QR code confirming a customer is over 18. Traditional plastic ID remains a valid alternative.
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Representative Lori Trahan spoke on the topic of AI regulation, as covered by C-SPAN. No further details about her specific positions or the context of her remarks are available from this report.
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Representative Bill Foster (D-IL) made public remarks on the topic of AI regulation, as covered by C-SPAN. The specific content of his statements is not detailed in available information.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut addressed the topic of AI regulation, according to C-SPAN coverage. No further details about the substance of his remarks are available from the provided information.
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Calls for federal AI legislation are growing, but political gridlock in Congress is blocking progress on a national regulatory framework. The debate reflects deep disagreement over how, and whether, the federal government should govern artificial intelligence.
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CNN commentator Van Jones addressed the topic of potential AI regulation in a segment for the network. The specific policy proposals or regulatory frameworks discussed were not detailed in available reporting.
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South Carolina lawmakers have launched an 18-month effort to develop state-level artificial intelligence policy. The initiative signals a deliberate, long-term approach to AI governance rather than rushed legislation.
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A cybersecurity forum has called for stronger governance frameworks around artificial intelligence, according to a report from China Daily. The specific proposals or participants have not been detailed in available reporting.
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