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SAS has launched AI Navigator, a product the company says is designed to support AI governance efforts for organizations. The announcement came via a press release, with limited detail available about the tool's specific features or target users.
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Data intelligence company Collibra has acquired Trail ML, a move the company says will let it automate AI governance across the full lifecycle from policy creation to production deployment.
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A piece in HousingWire argues that AI governance should be understood as active instrumentation — ongoing monitoring and control — rather than a passive safety net organizations buy and then forget.
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A Harvard Kennedy School discussion on AI governance noted that the field lacks established frameworks, experienced practitioners, and historical precedent to draw from — leaving those responsible for oversight largely without guides or models to follow.
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President Trump announced a new 'Super Intelligence Force' to oversee AI policy, with the national intelligence chief tapped to lead the effort. The move places AI governance under the umbrella of the intelligence community.
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MediaJustice hosted a screening of the documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' in Oakland as part of its efforts to engage communities in conversations about AI governance and accountability.
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Kazakhstan's President Tokayev has called for AI to drive industrial transformation in his country and proposed a 'Washington Model' as a framework for governing artificial intelligence at the global level.
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The Association for Progressive Communications has published an open letter calling for human rights principles to be placed at the center of AI governance frameworks. The letter, operating under the MAP-AI initiative, advocates for grounding AI policy in established rights-based standards.
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Data governance and AI governance teams are increasingly treating the oversight of AI agents as a shared responsibility, according to reporting from TechTarget. The convergence reflects growing recognition that autonomous agents touch both data management and AI risk in ways that neither team can handle alone.
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A legal briefing from Simmons & Simmons addresses AI governance obligations for healthcare operators in Luxembourg, covering what those running AI systems in that sector need to understand about compliance and regulatory expectations.
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Island CEO Mike Fey and Credo AI founder Navrina Singh shared perspectives on AI policy at a CNBC-hosted forum focused on artificial intelligence. The two executives represent companies working on enterprise browser security and AI governance, respectively.
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Venture capitalists are being called on to coordinate collectively on AI governance rather than acting independently, according to reporting from New Private Markets.
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LastPass is expanding its focus into AI governance and is deepening its engagement with the IT channel, including managed security service providers. The move signals the company's intent to position its identity and credential management tools within the growing market for AI oversight and security.
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Crowell & Moring LLP is presenting a session titled 'AI Governance Fundamentals: From Zero to One' at the Practicing Law Institute's AI Governance 2026 conference on October 1, 2026.
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New Mexico is moving to regulate frontier AI systems, joining a growing number of states pursuing their own rules as federal action on AI governance remains limited.
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The United Nations has established a global forum intended to address AI governance, and debate is now focused on what role that body should actually play. The forum represents a rare multilateral structure for a technology that most governance efforts have addressed at the national or regional level.
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An opinion piece published in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal warns against Texas adopting AI policies that could align with or benefit Chinese government interests, arguing the state should set its own independent course on AI governance.
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The IAPP's AI Governance Center is reporting increased activity and attention around AI auditing practices. The briefing suggests the field is growing in scope and visibility, though specific details are limited.
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Senator Barrett is advocating for an international agreement on AI governance, while health professionals have expressed support for the Doctors Not AI Act, a measure that would limit AI decision-making authority in medical contexts.
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The OECD has published analysis examining how HAIP 2.0, its AI principles implementation framework, aligns with and differs from the EU AI Act, mapping areas of overlap and divergence between the two governance instruments.
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EY has published a piece arguing that AI governance frameworks can contribute to operational resilience for organizations deploying AI systems.
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A Reuters Breakingviews commentary argues that Chinese AI laboratories represent unpredictable factors in global AI governance efforts. The piece focuses on how their development trajectories and regulatory environments complicate international coordination on AI oversight.
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The IAPP is holding its Privacy. Security. Risk. and AI Governance Global conference in 2026, with McDermott Will & Emery listed as an associated firm.
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Nixon Peabody has published guidance aimed at growing companies on how to build basic AI governance structures without creating bottlenecks that slow business operations. The advice targets organizations that need some risk management framework but lack the resources of large enterprises.
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