The Catholic Church in northern Thailand held its 2026 Annual Regional Seminar to explore the ethical relationship between artificial intelligence and human intelligence, emphasizing responsible technology use, transparency, and safeguarding human dignity.
Anthropic has committed $20 million to support candidates opposing federal centralization of AI regulation, aiming to maintain state control over AI laws. This funding battle highlights the ideological divide between Anthropic and OpenAI regarding AI oversight.
Dave Walton’s recent testimony emphasized that while AI may displace some tasks, it is expected to create more jobs overall. He urged employers to adopt self-governance as AI regulations evolve, highlighting that legal obligations related to employee rights remain unchanged and that proactive AI governance is essential for business success.
Anthropic PBC is donating $20 million to the political advocacy group Public First to support congressional candidates advocating for AI safety regulations. This effort aims to counter the billionaire-backed super PAC Leading the Future, which plans to spend $125 million promoting candidates favoring lighter tech regulations.
Join us for a vital discussion on building trust in AI for e-discovery, featuring insights from leading experts on validation and accountability. This session, hosted by Relativity, explores how organizations can navigate the evolving landscape of AI in the legal industry.
Proofpoint has acquired Acuvity to enhance its cybersecurity platform by providing AI-native visibility and governance across agentic workspaces. This acquisition strengthens Proofpoint’s ability to manage the complexities and risks of AI technology adoption in enterprises.
Dan Sutherland from The Chertoff Group emphasizes the importance of establishing governance foundations for AI tools amid evolving regulatory frameworks. He introduces the “Fast GRC” model, which accelerates governance decisions through reusable templates and cross-functional review groups, helping organizations keep pace with rapid AI innovation.
The rivalry between Anthropic and OpenAI took center stage during Super Bowl LX, highlighting the cultural, political, and regulatory implications of artificial intelligence and contrasting their approaches to AI’s future.
India has amended its IT regulations to impose strict compliance obligations on social media platforms and technology companies regarding AI-generated content, effective February 20, 2026. These changes include mandatory labeling, rapid takedown timelines, and enhanced safeguards to mitigate legal risks associated with AI outputs.
Over the past four years, Virginia has modernized regulatory frameworks by cutting over 35% of regulatory requirements and saving citizens $1.4 billion annually. Its innovative AI-driven approach to further streamline regulations is gaining attention from other states and federal agencies.