AI regulation, legislation, government policy, ethics, and governance — 1292 articles
Techtimes · May 24
Taiwan prosecutes its first criminal case for illegally exporting Nvidia AI chips, while Jensen Huang publicly criticizes Supermicro's involvement in the smuggling scheme, raising stakes for chip expo
The Guardian Tech · May 24
A Scottish charity's analysis reveals that Scotland's 2022 'green datacentre' policy—designed to lure AI infrastructure investment—doesn't account for the actual carbon footprint of AI workloads, a ga
Bloomberg Tech · May 24
The ECB convened banks to discuss security flaws that AI models can exploit, signaling regulatory focus on AI-powered attack surfaces in critical financial infrastructure. The central bank plans to ma
Cepr · May 24
CEPR examines how AI algorithmic design choices affect financial system stability, focusing on systemic risks from automated trading and market infrastructure.
The Guardian Tech · May 23
Trump abandoned plans to require government safety reviews of new AI models hours before signing, citing competitive concerns with China. The reversal signals a deregulatory stance that clears barrier
NY Times · May 22
The White House approved $9 billion for U.S. spy agencies to build AI systems and modernize infrastructure, addressing concerns that intelligence operations are falling behind China and other rivals i
Fortune · May 22
Trump abruptly shelved a voluntary AI model vetting executive order after last-minute pressure from Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and David Sacks, citing concerns it would slow U.S. dominance over China
Wionews · May 23
U.S. intelligence agencies are committing $9 billion to acquire Nvidia AI chips under a new procurement plan, intensifying competition with commercial sector for advanced computing capacity.
Hometownstations · May 23
Ohio lawmakers are advancing new regulations targeting AI-generated content, though the exact scope and enforcement mechanisms remain unclear from initial reporting.
AI News · May 22
Trump scrapped a planned AI executive order after Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and David Sacks lobbied him overnight, killing a voluntary 90-day security review mechanism for advanced AI models before
Axios · May 22
Trump shelved a draft executive order on AI cybersecurity and safety after pressure from tech allies, leaving key questions unresolved on government access to frontier AI models and AI safety mandates
Tom's Guide · May 22
Trump administration reportedly abandoned a major AI safety initiative, potentially changing how ChatGPT, Gemini, and other LLMs are developed and regulated going forward.
Simon Willison · May 22
Cox Media Group, MindSift, and 1010 Digital Works will pay nearly $1M to settle FTC charges that they falsely claimed their 'Active Listening' service captured real-time voice data from smart devices
NY Times · May 21
Trump plans to issue an executive order establishing federal oversight of AI model development, marking a significant shift in U.S. government's approach to AI governance and directly affecting how co
Axios · May 21
Trump pulled an anticipated executive order on AI and cybersecurity hours before signing after David Sacks, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk pushed back against what they saw as unnecessary regulation.
Calmatters · May 22
California grapples with reskilling displaced workers as AI adoption accelerates across industries, examining whether state programs can help workers transition to AI-era jobs.
Washington Post · May 21
The White House is dismantling existing AI regulations while introducing new defensive measures, signaling a major recalibration of federal AI policy that will reshape compliance requirements for AI d
Mashable · May 21
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Thursday directing the state to explore severance, employment insurance, universal basic income, and workforce training to mitigate AI-driven
Tom's Hardware · May 21
Taiwan raided 12 locations and is hunting three fugitives in its first formal crackdown on illegal exports of banned Nvidia AI chips (Hopper and Blackwell) to mainland China, targeting document forger
NY Times · May 21
Trump's administration approved Nvidia's sale of advanced AI chips to China, but Beijing rejected the offer—signaling geopolitical friction over AI compute resources and potential strategic recalculat