ServiceNow has appointed former Microsoft Chief Legal Officer Hossein Nowbar as President and Chief Legal Officer, bringing significant AI regulatory expertise. This move aligns with ServiceNow’s expansion into AI-native workflows and cybersecurity, positioning the company for future growth amid evolving regulations.
Missouri lawmakers are exploring how to regulate artificial intelligence as it becomes more integrated into daily life. With numerous AI-related bills filed, the proposed legislation aims to balance consumer protection and industry growth by addressing concerns such as child safety and data center regulations.
On December 11, 2025, President Trump signed an Executive Order establishing a national AI policy framework that may conflict with existing state laws. Employers must carefully navigate this EO alongside evolving state AI employment regulations to ensure full legal compliance.
As AI-driven exploitation increases, legal expert Ronan Lupton calls for immediate regulatory reforms to combat harmful AI-generated content, especially the manipulation of images affecting vulnerable individuals on social media.
The future of jobs is increasingly seen as a leadership challenge rather than just a labor market issue. Organizations must adapt to rapid AI advancements, with the World Economic Forum outlining four potential job futures by 2030 based on leadership decisions about work redesign.
A new report reveals that corporate adoption of artificial intelligence is rapidly outpacing necessary regulations and safeguards, creating an “emerging gap” in governance. While AI offers significant benefits, the lack of transparency and oversight raises concerns about its social and environmental impacts.
South Korea will implement the world’s first comprehensive AI law, the AI Framework Act, on January 22, 2026. While aiming to promote innovation by allowing AI development without prior approval, the law raises concerns about vague definitions and compliance challenges among businesses.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos focuses on AI governance, preventing trade fragmentation, and restoring trust and resilience among global stakeholders amid geopolitical challenges to economic recovery.
The AI Act creates a common legal framework across EU member states, though several provisions require national adaptation. This article offers insights into the current implementation status, differing legislative approaches, and practical guidance for businesses preparing for compliance.
Microblogging platform X has acknowledged errors concerning obscene content linked to the AI chatbot Grok, resulting in the removal of approximately 3,500 pieces of content and over 600 accounts. The company assures compliance with Indian laws amid growing global regulatory scrutiny.