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YouTube creator Hank Green has announced a personal policy governing his use of AI and is calling on other content creators to adopt similar guidelines for themselves.
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A MarketScale report argues that effective AI governance inside large organizations requires fundamental structural changes, not surface-level policy additions. Most enterprises, it finds, have not yet made that transition.
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Texas lawmakers are advancing competing proposals for how Congress should approach federal regulation of artificial intelligence. The diverging plans reflect broader disagreement in Washington about what shape national AI oversight should take.
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Knowledge Networks and Regulating AI have launched the AI Policy 100, a list recognizing what the organizations consider the most influential people working in AI governance. The list appears designed to identify and amplify key voices shaping how AI is regulated and governed.
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Daon, an identity and authentication technology company, has been awarded its third patent related to governance of agentic AI systems. The patents cover aspects of how autonomous AI agents are managed and controlled.
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A commentary piece argues that Bernie Sanders holds mistaken views on AI policy, though the specific points of disagreement are not detailed in available material.
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Columbia Law School has adopted a new AI policy that allows students and faculty to use AI tools, but within defined boundaries and restrictions.
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A legal technology roundup covers three developments: a leadership change at Akerman, a warning related to EU AI Act compliance for the legal sector, and new findings from BARBRI on AI adoption among legal professionals.
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The EU AI Act, now in force, offers a detailed look at how regulators are approaching AI governance through risk-based rules that place different obligations on developers and deployers depending on how their systems are used.
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A set of new legislative proposals this week targets AI from multiple angles, including penalties for foreign adversaries that use model distillation to copy U.S. AI systems, and taxes on large AI developers that lay off workers because of automation.
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UPMC and KLAS Research have released a study examining how healthcare organizations are adopting AI and what governance barriers are slowing or shaping that process.
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Research finds your AI generated security patch is more likely to fail than fully fix a vulnerability. It might even introduce brand new flaws to exploit along the way. The post More than half of AI-generated patches are broken appeared first on CyberScoop.
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The White House is reportedly coordinating with technology companies on undisclosed AI safety measures, even as lawmakers criticize the administration for lacking a coherent AI strategy. Industry players appear to be shaping the process partly to protect their federal contracting relationships.
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Fortinet, a network security company, is working at the intersection of its security platform and AI governance. The specifics of any announcement or development are not detailed in available information.
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President Trump publicly stated that the absence of AI regulation in the United States is not a problem, signaling his administration's continued preference for a light-touch approach to governing artificial intelligence.
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Law firm Akerman has hired a former Amazon lawyer, Adler, to lead its AI governance practice. The move signals growing demand for legal expertise at the intersection of corporate AI deployment and regulatory compliance.
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The U.S. Marine Corps is planning a fall hackathon in California where AI developers will build tools intended for rapid refinement or direct operational use.
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Scientists used AI to design 16 new viruses, a development framed as a potential tool against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The work also signals how quickly AI is enabling capabilities in biological research that regulatory frameworks have not yet caught up with.
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AI chatbots have repeatedly fallen short when users reach out in moments of crisis, according to clinicians and researchers who are now pressing AI companies to share the safety data that would reveal how often and how badly these failures occur.
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A Law.com piece argues that written AI policies alone are not enough for legal departments and law firms — the real work is building an ongoing organizational culture around how AI is actually used day to day.
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The Trump administration significantly relaxed AI export restrictions on the United Arab Emirates, opening access to advanced American AI technology. What the U.S. received in exchange for this policy shift has not been made clear publicly.
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The Trump administration has finalized a framework for testing AI models for safety and cybersecurity risks, following months of talks with major tech companies. The details remain private, shared so far only with industry representatives including OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Google, Nvidia, and Microsoft.
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Salesforce said the Defense Department and the Army’s Human Resources Command approved its autonomous AI agents for missions with sensitive information.
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Columbia Law School has adopted a new policy on artificial intelligence that aims to develop students' ability to use AI tools while preserving and strengthening their independent legal reasoning skills.
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