As AI technology becomes integrated into national security and surveillance across Europe, regulatory frameworks struggle to keep pace, allowing states to bypass accountability. The vague definition of “national security” is exploited to justify unchecked surveillance and the erosion of fundamental rights.
The OpenSchool Initiative graduated 55 policymakers and institutional leaders from 22 African countries through its AI Literacy Fellowship, aiming to strengthen Africa’s capacity for responsible and inclusive AI governance. The program focused on practical policymaking and culminated in capstone projects contributing to a public white paper on AI policy for the hypothetical sub-Saharan African country, Ubuntia.
India is hosting the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, bringing together leaders from over 60 countries to discuss AI regulation and collaboration. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the event as a testament to India’s advancements in science and technology.
Kraken is leveraging AI to enhance compliance processes by automating routine tasks, enabling faster decision-making, supporting new products, and maintaining a strong control environment to build client trust and ensure regulatory adherence.
Georgia must establish clear regulations around AI to protect workers and communities from potential inequities as the technology proliferates. Without proper oversight, AI adoption risks exacerbating existing disparities, particularly affecting marginalized communities.
India has introduced new AI Governance Guidelines to ensure ethical, safe, and inclusive AI development. Released by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, these guidelines balance rapid AI growth with robust safeguards, promoting trust and accountability.
This article explores how the insurance industry can leverage AI and automated systems while ensuring compliance with local regulations. It emphasizes integrating regulatory requirements into workflows to transform compliance into a competitive advantage.
The UK government is taking immediate action to enforce stricter regulations on AI chatbot providers to protect children from harmful content, following incidents involving non-consensual intimate images. New legal powers will enable rapid updates to online safety rules.
Infosys is the first Indian organization to join the Hiroshima AI Process (HAIP) Reporting Framework, demonstrating its commitment to the safe and trustworthy implementation of AI globally and promoting responsible AI governance across industries and regions.
New research challenges the view that China’s AI governance is solely top-down, highlighting the influential roles of traditional values, commercial interests, and multiple stakeholders in shaping self-regulatory frameworks and norms.
