As AI systems increasingly guide shareholder voting, corporate boards must rethink their governance strategies. This shift raises crucial questions about assessment criteria, potential misinterpretations, and accountability.
Frankfurt police used AI-assisted video analytics to locate missing eight-year-old Noah, highlighting the evolving role of technology in public safety and the compliance implications of the EU AI Act, especially for Swiss investors.
Artificial intelligence is quietly influencing workers’ compensation through automated features like summaries and suggested documentation, affecting how professionals perceive information. As AI becomes embedded in workflows, it is crucial to recognize and maintain responsibility for decisions, ensuring accountability alongside technological advancements.
President Donald Trump’s December executive order on artificial intelligence asserts that states have the authority to regulate AI within their borders, while the federal government will challenge any unconstitutional state laws. This order emphasizes the need for a clear allocation of authority in AI policy to protect the collective well-being of Americans.
The 2026 Union Budget arrives at a critical time for India’s AI ambitions, which are well-funded but face execution and policy challenges. Industry leaders call for structural reforms to improve infrastructure, governance, and compute access, essential for progressing from ambition to execution in AI development.
As AI systems, especially Generative AI, become increasingly beneficial and broadly adopted, understanding related risks is essential to maintain trust. Organizations must proactively establish risk management and compliance frameworks to navigate the evolving AI regulatory landscape.
The Department of Transportation plans to use AI and advanced analytics to combat fraud and identify carriers employing illegal drivers, aiming to enhance enforcement efforts and streamline rulemaking in the trucking industry.
Fasoo emphasizes the urgent need for an AI governance platform to protect sensitive intellectual property in the semiconductor industry amid accelerating AI adoption. The company promotes a balanced approach that safeguards operational data while enabling innovation through governed AI usage.
An Oklahoma legislator has introduced three bills to regulate artificial intelligence use in the state. These proposals aim to prevent AI legal personhood, restrict discriminatory government AI applications, and protect minors from AI chatbots and social companions.
X0PA AI has been awarded the Dubai AI Seal at Tier E by the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence, recognizing its adherence to rigorous AI governance and security standards. This certification establishes X0PA AI as a trusted HR technology provider, ensuring transparent and ethical AI-driven decision-making.