UN Secretary-General António Guterres has announced the establishment of an Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence, which includes UAE expert Tuka Alhanai. This panel aims to assess the real-world impact of AI on economies and societies, ensuring that it serves humanity while providing reliable science amidst growing misinformation.
EnforceAuth has launched its AI-native Security Fabric, designed to provide continuous oversight, enforce policies, and ensure full auditability for autonomous software decisions. This platform addresses the governance gap in AI adoption, ensuring every automated action is secure, compliant, and accountable.
The European Commission’s AI Office has formed a Signatory Taskforce to help companies comply with the EU AI Act’s regulations on advanced AI models, promoting consistent interpretation and implementation of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice ahead of its enforcement in August 2026.
Florida Sen. Bryan Avila is navigating a complex landscape with his AI bills, SB 484 and SB 1118, aiming to regulate data centers without stifling growth. These bills seek to balance environmental protections with technological advancement amid differing views on AI from President Trump and Governor DeSantis.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the urgent need for AI regulation and announced the establishment of an International Scientific Panel to create effective governance and foster global cooperation in AI.
Leidos Holdings has partnered with Trustible to enhance AI governance in mission-critical systems. The collaboration aims to automate oversight, reduce review timelines, and support Leidos’ integration of AI while ensuring compliance and strong controls in sensitive environments.
State leaders are increasingly responsible for implementing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to improve public services in the absence of federal guidance. States must invest in transparency, technical expertise, and innovative governance models to effectively harness AI’s potential while safeguarding consumer interests.
California’s labor leaders are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to implement strong regulations on artificial intelligence, calling AI an “existential threat” to workers. They emphasize the need for protections as legislative efforts to address AI’s impact on employment continue.
The United Nations has launched an Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence to assess AI’s global impacts and guide governance. The panel, with 40 experts from diverse fields, aims to ensure technological advancements benefit all humanity equitably.