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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reportedly raised security concerns about Anthropic's AI models, leading to a government crackdown and the models being restricted worldwide. This highlights the growing tensions between tech companies and regulators over AI safety.
A new bipartisan AI bill aims to regulate AI development while fostering innovation. The draft focuses on transparency, safety, and accountability in AI systems. The draft of the bill is available as a PDF.
OpenAI is supporting the EU's Code of Practice on AI content transparency. This aims to help people identify AI-generated content through better provenance tools and standards.
Canada's Privacy Commissioner found that X.ai/Grok violated federal privacy law by failing to prevent its AI from generating child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The case highlights urgent ethical concerns about AI-generated content and the need for robust safeguards.
OpenAI has identified PRC-linked influence operations actively participating in US discussions about AI regulations. These groups are using social media and other tactics to sway public opinion and policy decisions on AI governance.
Researchers propose the Regulatory Context Protocol (RCP), an Agent-to-Agent communication standard that could drastically speed up nuclear reactor approvals. The approach uses AI to handle routine regulatory communication, freeing humans to focus on critical safety decisions.
Sriram Krishnan, a key figure in shaping Trump's AI policy, is stepping down from his role. He plans to launch a new institution focused on continuing his work in AI policy. This move could significantly impact how AI regulations develop in the coming years.
OpenAI has outlined its approach to AI policy, emphasizing transparency and support for thoughtful regulation. The company clarifies that no external groups speak on its behalf.
New York lawmakers have passed a one-year moratorium on new large data centers. This pause aims to assess the environmental and economic impact of these facilities on the state.
Donald Trump suggested the US government could take ownership stakes in AI companies to ensure national security. This would be a major shift in how the US engages with the tech industry.
OpenAI has outlined its public policy agenda, focusing on safety, youth protection, and global standards. The goal is to ensure AI benefits society as a whole. The agenda includes workforce transition support and international collaboration to guide AI's future.
Major AI companies, including fierce rivals, have united to warn lawmakers about the risk of AI being used to develop biological weapons. They're calling for stricter regulations to close what they describe as an alarming biosecurity gap.
ZeroDrift has raised $10 million to develop a service that monitors AI responses in real-time. The tool ensures AI models stay compliant and avoid problematic outputs, acting as a safety net for businesses using AI.
President Trump signed an executive order creating a voluntary framework for AI companies to share their frontier models with the federal government before public release. The order aims to promote secure innovation and strengthen the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
Researchers developed a new AI system to simulate how hospitals react to policy changes. This could help design better healthcare systems by predicting real-world impacts.
OpenAI has introduced a new Frontier Governance Framework to align its AI safety and security practices with emerging regulations. This move aims to ensure responsible AI development as the technology becomes more powerful.
Researchers found that different large language models (LLMs) often categorize the same public comments in conflicting ways. This can shape what policymakers see, potentially biasing decisions. The study proposes a new audit pipeline to flag disagreements for human review.
China is increasingly keeping its best AI talent at home, reflecting a global trend where countries are prioritizing domestic AI development. This shift could reshape the global AI landscape and impact international collaboration.
AI companies spent millions to influence a New York congressional race, but their efforts ended up making the candidate they opposed more famous. This shows how AI's growing role in politics can have unexpected consequences.
China has expanded travel restrictions to top AI researchers and engineers at private firms. This move aims to prevent the loss of key talent to foreign companies and countries. The restrictions apply to employees at leading AI companies like DeepSeek and Alibaba.
The European Union's draft AI Act transparency guidelines have sparked controversy by exempting law enforcement from certain regulations. This could impact how AI is used in policing and public safety across the EU.
President Trump postponed an executive order requiring government security reviews of AI models, citing concerns about the language. This delay could impact how AI companies develop and release new technologies.
The Economist explores how governments might redistribute AI's economic benefits. The article suggests policies like universal basic income and reskilling programs to ensure widespread prosperity.
ArXiv, a popular research repository, is tightening rules on AI-generated content. Authors who submit papers where AI did all the work will face a one-year ban. The move aims to ensure human accountability in scientific research.