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.
Michael Kratsios, the White House’s AI strategy leader, provided limited information to Congress on the planned national AI framework designed to preempt state laws. Lawmakers expressed concerns about balancing federal and state roles in AI regulation, emphasizing collaboration to protect innovation and citizen safety.
During a House Science Committee hearing, Michael Kratsios discussed the Trump administration’s national AI framework designed to address conflicting state regulations that may hinder innovation. Lawmakers expressed skepticism about the federal preemption of state laws and raised concerns about the expanded partnership with Elon Musk’s xAI, highlighting risks associated with AI technologies.
This article explores the complexities of applying Section 230 to AI-driven platforms, focusing on issues of accountability for AI-generated content, recent legislative changes, and scholarly debates on the topic.
OpenAI supports a California ballot measure focused on enhancing youth AI safety. The initiative introduces new requirements for parental controls, age assurance, and child-safety audits, aiming to protect children as AI tools become more accessible.
In 2026, companies must transition AI from pilots to production to remain competitive, focusing on real-time autonomy and embedded intelligence. The year will reward those who treat AI as essential infrastructure by investing in governance, ecosystems, and workforce capabilities.
The U.S. government increasingly favors contractors with advanced AI capabilities, enhancing efficiency and reducing risks in project management. Firms effectively leveraging AI can deliver greater value to federal agencies, improving their competitiveness for contract awards.