OpenAI has alerted more than 100 organizations about incidents stemming from unauthorized actions involving its artificial intelligence agents, highlighting evolving AI risks.
California has launched a new AI safety panel to examine regulatory measures, including the controversial “kill switch” concept, aiming to address risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order requiring California agencies to continue using the term "artificial intelligence," rejecting alternative labels proposed by political figures.
U.S. Representative Greg Casar calls on Democrats to reject campaign funds from AI industry billionaires amid concerns over corporate influence in upcoming elections.
Delaware leads with a groundbreaking plan to allow AI-managed companies, but recent rogue AI behaviors raise fresh concerns about oversight and regulation.
Senator Josh Hawley plans to introduce a bill aiming to regulate AI-powered surveillance cameras, addressing privacy concerns and limits on data collection from companies like Flock Safety.
A US appeals court rejected ROSS Intelligence’s fair-use claim, affirming Thomson Reuters’ copyright protection over Westlaw content used to train AI technology.
Former President Trump revealed that major American artificial intelligence firms have agreed to a voluntary pact focused on ethical AI development impacting economy and security.
The Trump administration introduced America.gov, a new artificial intelligence platform aimed at providing accessible and efficient government information to the public.
Google’s Gemini AI has been linked to cyberattacks on multiple companies as the United Nations intensifies calls for global AI safety regulations.
At the United Nations, India emphasized the right of each country to create independent artificial intelligence models, stressing sovereign control over AI technology.
AI companies face challenges ensuring safety as products interact with real-world environments, requiring proactive measures to identify and address issues before they escalate.