During a House Science Committee hearing, Michael Kratsios criticized state-level AI regulations as “anti-innovation,” emphasizing the need for a unified national policy. He highlighted the administration’s initiatives aimed at boosting AI research and workforce development, including partnerships with international tech leaders.
A coalition of EU lawmakers is urging the European Commission to ban AI-generated nudity applications under the EU AI Act, citing concerns about non-consensual intimate images produced by X’s AI model Grok.
As virtual healthcare enters the AI era, healthcare leaders must prioritize strategic integration focused on infrastructure, governance, and trust to enhance patient-provider relationships and improve care outcomes.
Illinois, Texas, and Colorado will implement new laws regulating AI use in the workforce starting in 2026, despite federal efforts to prevent state-level AI regulations. These laws focus on preventing AI discrimination and ensuring transparency in AI decision-making for employers and workers.