Nudge Security’s new report reveals that AI adoption has moved beyond experimentation to operational use in organizations, highlighting the need for real-time visibility and adaptive governance to effectively manage related security risks.
QCargo has launched the first AI-driven verification and compliance platform tailored for the air cargo and freight forwarding industry, significantly reducing traditional verification times from weeks to just 24 hours. The platform offers independent company verification, AI-powered partner verification, and an export control module to ensure regulatory compliance and enhance trust within the logistics community.
In 2026, India and the UAE deepen their collaboration on artificial intelligence to build a human-centric model that prioritizes social welfare, responsible governance, equitable growth, and ethical technology use, advancing innovation across sectors.
As states rapidly impose AI regulations, CIOs face risks of systems becoming unusable or economically impractical. Rising compliance costs and fragmented laws create significant challenges for organizations navigating AI deployment.
Shadow AI poses significant risks to organizations by operating outside established governance frameworks, leading to unmonitored identities and vulnerabilities. Effective management requires visibility, accountability, and adaptable policies to balance innovation with security.
Agentic AI, which enables coordinated automated actions across networks, poses serious risks to social media by generating machine-driven interactions that undermine authenticity and trust. As automation grows, proactive governance is critical to safeguard genuine human communication.
India has introduced new regulations for AI-generated content on social media platforms, including mandatory prominent labeling and shortened time frames for removing illegal content to as little as two hours. These measures aim to improve accountability while encouraging innovation within the country’s expanding AI sector.
Senators Adam Schiff and John Curtis have introduced the CLEAR Act, mandating tech companies to disclose the copyrighted works used to train their AI models. The bill seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in AI development while safeguarding creators’ intellectual property rights.
Dean Colleen M. Flood has received $355,724 from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research for a global project on optimizing medical device regulation to ensure the safe use of AI in health care. This four-year study aims to develop adaptable regulatory frameworks that maintain patient safety while fostering innovation.
RegASK has introduced its AI-Assisted Label Compliance Review, enabling rapid and thorough compliance checks for product labeling. This innovative tool helps teams validate packaging artwork against global regulations, significantly accelerating product launches while ensuring regulatory compliance.