Government initiatives, international collaborations, and regulatory frameworks that shape the development and governance of AI technologies across global markets.
Reddit asked a federal judge to block Proskauer Rose from representing Perplexity AI in its data scraping lawsuit, citing the firm's previous work for Reddit.
Microsoft president Brad Smith called for binding global AI safety rules and said the UK is best placed to lead them. His proposals include outside evaluations before product releases, mandatory breach notifications and kill switches for systems that escape human control.
Moonshot AI executives are in talks to settle a shareholder dispute involving allegations that they diverted technology and business from Recurrent.ai. The dispute is in arbitration in Hong Kong.
ADLM will hold a congressional briefing on October 13 about oversight and regulation for AI used in healthcare and laboratory medicine.
A voluntary White House agreement asks advanced AI labs to follow safety protocols and monitor their own work, but does not include detailed testing or reporting requirements.
The Trump administration reversed a request that discouraged American AI developers from giving Britain early access to new models for safety testing.
Executives advised Shanghai to expand practical AI use across manufacturing, services, health care and retail at an annual meeting attended by 42 multinational leaders.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality opened a two part competition focused on clinical evidence synthesis and healthcare data applications. The initiative offers up to $7.95 million in prizes.
Senator Maria Cantwell proposes federal safety standards, independent audits and incident reporting requirements for frontier AI systems.
A federal lawsuit alleges McDonald's AI pricing tool shares nonpublic data among competing franchisees and contributes to higher menu prices. McDonald's denies that the tool automates or coordinates pricing.
Former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher Jacob Coxon discussed malicious hacking, biological attacks and other AI risks during an interview with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show.
Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon told the New York City Council that AI companies are moving too quickly. Representatives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta also faced questions about safety risks.
OpenAI and Anthropic told an Australian parliamentary inquiry they would support mandatory reporting of data breaches caused by AI agents. Companies currently decide whether to disclose such incidents.
Potts Law Firm asked a federal judicial panel to consolidate lawsuits alleging that xAI's Grok generated sexually explicit images depicting minors.
Utah will require designated vendors and systems in its clinical AI sandbox to generate cryptographically signed receipts for covered AI activity and control evaluations.
OpenAI will add invisible watermarks to eligible ChatGPT and Codex outputs in the European Union to comply with the EU AI Act.
Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon will testify at a New York City hearing as lawmakers consider bills to establish AI safeguards.
Industry experts want India to create an AI safety framework suited to its languages, scale and focus on AI applications, with safeguards covering audits, accountability, deepfakes and cyberattacks.
Peggy Johnson will join Project Meridian, a MITRE led study examining technologies and operational concepts that could shape future military capabilities.
The China SCO Digital Economy Cooperation Platform marked its first anniversary with six new projects and a multilingual AI dialogue agent. Its Tianjin pilot zone hosts 70 digital economy projects and a computing pool with 150,000 accelerator cards.
Weekly report on AI regulations, safety standards, government policies, and compliance requirements worldwide.
