Kazakhstan’s Association for the Development of Artificial Intelligence (Qaz.AI) collaborates with government and industry leaders to create regulations that foster innovation while addressing challenges faced by AI startups, ensuring responsible AI use and balanced governance.
Goldman Sachs is collaborating with AI startup Anthropic to develop autonomous agents that automate accounting and compliance roles, aiming to improve efficiency in client onboarding and trade reconciliation.
Operant AI has launched Agent Protector, a comprehensive security solution designed to protect AI systems as enterprises increasingly adopt AI agents. This tool offers real-time threat detection, visibility into both managed and unmanaged agents, and enforces zero-trust protocols tailored for autonomous AI environments.
As the 2026 midterms approach, tech companies are forming pro-AI super PACs to influence AI regulation and support candidates who advocate for less regulation and more AI development. Notable efforts include the “Leading the Future” PAC, backed by OpenAI and Andreessen Horowitz, and Meta’s “Mobilizing Economic Transformation Across California” PAC, both aiming to secure favorable policies for AI advancement.
The Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) launches the “AI with HKPC” Smart Solutions Showcase Series to promote AI adoption across industries, featuring nearly 100 deployable AI solutions. The event supports SMEs, digital education, and smart property management through innovative technologies.
Uzbekistan has enacted a new law to regulate the use of artificial intelligence across various sectors, marking a significant step in AI governance aimed at clarifying responsibilities and promoting responsible innovation.
This article discusses the complexities of building an AI-enabled quality management system (QMS) for medical devices compliant with European regulations. It highlights how integrating standards such as ISO 13485:2016, ISO/IEC 42001:2023, the EU AI Act, and MDR can streamline compliance and enhance operational efficiency.
The House Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Committee advanced House Bill 2452, mandating state agencies to adopt AI to enhance efficiency and service delivery while limiting regulations on AI development. Some representatives expressed concerns about potential overreach and the need for regulatory frameworks to ensure safe AI implementation.
The EU AI Act establishes a legal framework for the ethical use of artificial intelligence in the life sciences sector, focusing on compliance for high-risk AI systems, especially in medical applications. Companies must prepare for new responsibilities in risk management, data governance, and compliance as the Act comes into force in June 2024.
The Interactive Advertising Bureau has proposed the AI Accountability for Publishers Act to hold AI companies accountable for unauthorized scraping of online content, aiming to protect publishers and provide legal recourse against violations of “no crawling” rules.
