Philanthropic funding for AI regulation and safety is growing as concerns about potential risks increase. Initiatives like Humanity AI and support from organizations such as the Omidyar Network aim to address AI challenges while promoting its societal benefits.
The British Embassy hosted a strategic roundtable in Mexico City to promote AI development and data sovereignty, emphasizing collaboration between British technology firms and the Mexican business ecosystem. Discussions centered on adopting international standards and establishing regulatory frameworks to enhance Mexico’s digital sovereignty and economic security.
Today, CIOs face a dual narrative about AI agents: while prototypes show promise, very few succeed at scale in production. The key to success lies in sovereignty over AI and data, ensuring security, compliance, and operational efficiency.
The Trump administration has issued an executive order prioritizing a national AI regulatory framework over state laws, arguing that excessive state regulation stifles innovation and introduces ideological bias. Experts warn companies to continue complying with existing state laws, as enforcement is expected to persist despite the new directive.
In the first Derm Dispatch episode of 2026, host Renata Block interviewed Dr. Harvey Castro about AI’s essential role in dermatology. They emphasized AI as a clinical partner, the importance of equitable data training to prevent bias, and transparency to build patient trust in AI-assisted care.
As the marketing landscape evolves, marketers must master seven new AI competencies in 2026, including context engineering and AI governance. This shift highlights the importance of architecting AI systems to enhance customer experiences rather than merely using them as tools.
Launching a product often fails not due to quality but misjudged market assumptions. Leveraging AI in market research helps enterprises continuously validate assumptions, detect risks early, and align teams to reduce go-to-market failures.
Roy Austin emphasizes the urgent need for effective regulation of artificial intelligence to prevent harm to civil rights and democratic processes. He warns that without oversight, AI’s rapid advancement could exacerbate inequities and concentrate power among a few tech elites.
On December 27, 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China released draft regulations for human-like AI services, focusing on innovation while ensuring alignment with national values. Key requirements include user protections, content compliance with core socialist values, and mandatory security assessments for service providers.
In 2025, securities litigation related to artificial intelligence intensified, with a significant increase in filings driven by scrutiny of AI disclosures. Key cases from the year demonstrate how courts are interpreting AI terminology and the legal impact for companies making AI-related claims.