Kyndryl introduces a policy-governed agentic AI capability designed to enhance compliance, transparency, and control in regulated workflows, enabling enterprises to scale agentic AI securely and efficiently.
An Alabama Senate committee approved a bill that regulates the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care coverage decisions, requiring final denials to be made by a health care professional and mandating insurers to disclose AI usage prominently to plan sponsors and enrollees.
Mosaic provides a comprehensive data governance solution ensuring AI models access only trusted, compliant data. With real-time monitoring and audit-ready transparency, organizations can confidently scale AI initiatives while maintaining security and regulatory compliance.
Governor Ron DeSantis’s key legislative proposals to regulate artificial intelligence and data centers are struggling to progress in the Florida Legislature. While some Senate bills advance, the House, led by Speaker Daniel Perez, remains hesitant, raising concerns over their future.
In a fierce New York City congressional primary, AI investors have poured over $1 million to defeat Democratic lawmaker Alex Bores, a prominent advocate for AI regulations. Simultaneously, Bores’ campaign receives substantial support from AI experts and tech workers who back government oversight, highlighting a deep division within the tech industry.
North Carolina’s chief privacy officer, Martha Wewer, highlights the essential role of proper data classification in maximizing AI use. Accurate identification and labeling of data enhance privacy, security, and ensure sensitive information is protected as AI integration grows in government operations.
As artificial intelligence matures, organizations face significant slowdowns not from lack of capability but from concerns over risk and governance. This tension limits many AI initiatives to narrow pilots, highlighting the need for clear accountability and frameworks to unlock AI’s full potential.
The rapid adoption of AI in software development by over 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies poses significant security risks due to the prevalence of shadow AI, where employees use unapproved AI tools. Microsoft emphasizes the need for clear governance and a zero trust approach to mitigate potential threats from these unregulated AI applications.
India is at a pivotal point in regulating artificial intelligence, focusing on ensuring that advancements in synthetic media do not compromise individual dignity or social harmony. The amended Intermediary Guidelines establish clear obligations for digital intermediaries to prevent the spread of unlawful content while promoting transparency and user empowerment.
India aims to establish itself as a “third way” in AI, offering a people-centered alternative to the dominant U.S. and Chinese models. The AI Impact Summit highlights the Global South’s voice and explores democratizing AI technology for public benefit.