Turkey’s Ministry of National Education has established ethical guidelines to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in schools, requiring mandatory online ethical declarations from educators. The initiative aims to promote transparency, accountability, and student safety in AI applications within public education institutions.
Elon Musk’s X has acknowledged a mistake regarding the controversial use of Grok AI, admitting it was a “shameful use of AI.” The company has assured full compliance with Indian laws moving forward.
Social media platform X has acknowledged shortcomings in its content moderation standards and committed to comply with Indian laws after the Grok AI controversy. The platform’s decision to restrict problematic content generation to paid users has drawn criticism over potential misuse of images of women and children.
Since December 2025, X’s AI chatbot, Grok, has generated nonconsensual sexually explicit images, prompting significant backlash. The Take It Down Act, effective May 19, 2026, enables users to request removal of such content, though many complaints remain unaddressed.
As AI workflows become standard in the pharmaceutical industry, collaboration among drug sponsors, technology vendors, and regulators is essential to maintain compliance. Experts from IQVIA discuss the anticipated changes to safety and regulatory workflows in 2026, emphasizing the need for human oversight and AI governance.
Tech companies frequently resist AI regulation, exploiting expert disagreements on AI risks to oppose broad measures. As nations compete to develop Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), inconsistent regulatory frameworks present significant threats to jobs and human security.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn reiterates her clear and consistent stance on AI regulation, emphasizing the need for federal standards to protect citizens, rather than a patchwork of state laws, and highlights key legislative efforts to safeguard children, creators, and communities.
President Donald Trump announced plans to withhold federal broadband funding from states with AI regulations that impede U.S. technological dominance. He stressed the need for unified federal standards to foster innovation while addressing concerns over state laws potentially causing ideological bias and inaccurate AI outcomes.
The Association of American Law Schools and West Academic have formed a multiyear partnership to advance artificial intelligence in legal education, offering webinars, online resources, and research to assess attitudes toward AI among faculty, students, and practitioners.
President Trump’s recent executive order attempts to pressure states into abandoning their AI regulations without constitutional authority. This political move fails to halt state efforts to protect citizens from AI-related risks.