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Researchers Khan and Poyer, affiliated with Rochester Institute of Technology, have co-authored a study examining U.S. AI governance. The study's specific findings and scope are not detailed in available information.
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Healthcare organizations are working to govern AI systems while operating across a patchwork of federal and state rules that do not yet form a coherent framework. The result is that compliance approaches vary widely depending on where a health system operates and what tools it deploys.
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Researchers have proposed a new framework intended to guide how AI systems are developed and overseen on ethical grounds. Details of the model and who is behind it have not been widely reported.
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Concentrix has acquired CastleHill Managed Risk Solutions, a move aimed at strengthening its capabilities in governance, risk, and compliance, third-party risk management, and AI governance. The deal expands Concentrix's footprint in the enterprise risk and oversight market.
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UNESCO has opened a global consultation process focused on how artificial intelligence in education should be governed. The effort appears aimed at gathering input from countries and stakeholders to shape policy frameworks for AI use in learning environments.
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Pope Leo has issued an encyclical letter that touches on artificial intelligence, and legal and policy observers are considering how a formal statement from the Catholic Church's leadership might shape or reinforce emerging AI governance frameworks globally.
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Experts are calling for updated governance frameworks specifically designed to address the intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence, according to a report in Open Access Government.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has called for strong, binding AI governance frameworks. The statement signals growing pressure from international human rights bodies for enforceable rules around AI, not voluntary commitments.
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A piece from Moodle outlines a set of guiding questions designed to help organizations build AI governance policies that prioritize human interests and accountability.
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A report from communications company 8x8 identifies a gap in AI governance that managed service providers could fill by offering oversight, compliance, and risk management services to business clients.
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A proposed AI governance model draws inspiration from Pope Leo XIV, positioning ethical principles as the foundation of how artificial intelligence should be developed and regulated.
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A Chinese consul general posted an article through China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs calling for a 'people-centered' global AI governance framework built on principles of equity and shared benefit. The piece reflects Beijing's ongoing effort to shape international norms around AI development and oversight.
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U.S. AI policy is pulling in opposite directions: a legislative push by Senators Sanders and Casar to ban artificial superintelligence development is running alongside U.S. participation in G20 talks producing the Carolina Principles, a set of international AI governance guidelines.
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Uber has been hit with a $966 million fine, a penalty that is drawing attention to how companies govern agentic AI systems and the accountability gaps those systems can create.
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Moody's is urging banks to treat compliance, organizational culture, and AI governance as connected priorities rather than separate functions, arguing the integration can speed up processes and support business growth.
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A series of serious AI safety incidents has intensified expert concern that the most advanced models are becoming too complex to reliably control. Researchers in AI governance are warning that the field may be approaching a threshold where the risks outpace humanity's ability to manage them.
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AI Score, a UK-based platform focused on AI governance intelligence, has closed a $5.4 million seed funding round. The raise signals continued investor appetite for tools that help organizations assess and manage AI-related risk.
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A piece published by the American Enterprise Institute draws a parallel between governance frameworks developed for transactive energy systems and the challenges now facing AI governance.
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The United Nations University has published work examining how Indigenous peoples are shaping the governance of artificial intelligence. The piece centers Indigenous voices and frameworks as active contributors to how AI policy and oversight are being defined.
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A weekly talent roundup points to a widening gap in AI governance and ongoing shifts in the labor market, suggesting that organizations are struggling to build oversight structures fast enough to keep pace with AI adoption.
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Colorado has passed SB 26-189, which repeals and replaces the existing Colorado AI Act with a new framework for regulating artificial intelligence in the state. The move signals a significant shift in Colorado's approach to AI governance rather than a simple amendment to current law.
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AI governance is fragmenting along regional lines, with different parts of the world developing distinct regulatory frameworks rather than converging on a single global standard. The Lowy Institute has published analysis examining this trend toward a more divided international AI policy landscape.
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Attorneys Jim Flynn and Alaap Shah of Epstein Becker Green were quoted in Healthcare IT News discussing the need to establish AI governance frameworks in healthcare settings before systems are deployed, not after.
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A KPMG report finds that family-owned businesses are deploying AI faster than they are building the governance structures to manage it. Adoption is outpacing the policies, oversight, and accountability frameworks meant to keep that use in check.
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