Category: AI Policy
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The US Department of Transportation is addressing safety and operational concerns regarding the integration of a new AI-powered tool designed for air traffic control.
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OpenAI disclosed that state-backed cyber actors utilized its AI tools to target Australian government entities and officials, highlighting the rising threat of AI-assisted espionage.
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An article in the National Review argues that Anthropic’s AI assistant, Claude, and artificial intelligence in general, can never achieve true personhood or consciousness.
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The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected DMCA claims against generative AI developers, ruling that the omission of copyright management information in AI outputs does not automatically constitute a violation.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed three bills regulating artificial intelligence and employee surveillance, setting strict limits on data collection, automated decision-making, and algorithmic tracking in the workplace.
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An article in the Worcester Telegram examines the societal anxieties, existential risks, and apocalyptic narratives surrounding the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
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The US Technology Modernization Fund has allocated $83 million to back federal tech initiatives, prioritizing agentic AI systems, streamlined environmental reviews, and modernized legacy workflows.
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OpenAI has disclosed a cyberattack targeting an Australian government agency, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity vulnerabilities associated with AI deployment and state-level targets.
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A documentary screening accompanied by an expert panel discussion examined the broader societal, ethical, and economic implications of the artificial intelligence revolution.
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New Mexico’s Attorney General and state lawmakers are preparing comprehensive AI legislation targeted for 2027, aiming to establish regulatory guardrails around emerging artificial intelligence technologies.