This article discusses the convergence of President Trump’s executive order on AI regulation and Pope Leo XIV’s vision for ethical AI development, emphasizing the need for a balanced framework that protects human dignity while fostering innovation and highlighting the Church’s role in shaping technology for humanity.
A proposed statewide ballot measure in California aims to enhance protections for children and teens using AI, focusing on age assurance, data privacy, and parental controls. Supported by Common Sense Media and OpenAI, this initiative builds on lessons from past legislative efforts to ensure safe interactions with AI for minors.
Julia Apostle explains the AI literacy obligations under the EU AI Act, stressing the importance for all companies, including SMEs and startups, to identify and classify their AI systems accurately and review vendor agreements to ensure compliance.
India’s BFSI ecosystem is evolving beyond initial digitization, focusing on enhancing legal and compliance frameworks through AI-led intelligence. Doqfy aims to transform legal operations into a strategic advantage by embedding compliance and improving efficiency, ultimately addressing key technology gaps in the sector.
Enterprise decision-makers face a crucial choice between adopting fast, native speech-to-speech models or modular stacks offering greater control and compliance. As voice AI moves from pilots to regulated workflows, understanding architectural trade-offs is essential for governance and operational efficiency.
The South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce is urging AI regulation ahead of the legislative session, citing serious risks in mental health services and highlighting a potential legal conflict with President Trump’s executive order blocking state AI oversight.
The inaugural Winter Dialogue on RAISE at Ashoka University shifted the discussion on AI in healthcare to critical questions of governance and equity, emphasizing responsible innovation. Experts highlighted the gap between technical capabilities and institutional readiness, urging AI to serve health equity instead of merely optimizing healthcare processes.
Artificial Intelligence is deeply integrated into our lives, bringing significant ethical challenges such as bias, privacy concerns, accountability, and regulation. Understanding these issues is essential for responsible AI use in 2026 and beyond.
OpenAI and Common Sense Media have joined forces to support the Parents & Kids Safe AI Act, a California ballot initiative aimed at protecting minors from AI-related harms through strict regulations and parental safeguards.
China Media Group (CMG) presents a comprehensive report on the top 10 AI trends for 2026, emphasizing AI governance, intelligent computing scaling, mainstream AI application adoption, multi-modal interaction, and sustainability challenges related to AI data centers.