AI Policy

Americans are using the word "monoculture" to mourn the end of shared cultural experiences like Stephen Colbert's final episode, while simultaneously applying the same term to describe how algorithms and AI are flattenin…

Nearly 80% of U.S. consumers reported a product or service problem in 2025, with two-thirds of those experiencing "rage," according to the National Consumer Rage survey. Households are losing an estimated $165 billion an…

NVIDIA at GTC 2026 presented the full-stack confidential computing capabilities of the Vera Rubin architecture, emphasizing that future AI chips must keep data encrypted throughout computation to prevent access by cloud …

South Korea’s Labour Minister Kim Young-hoon has called on major tech firms, including Samsung Electronics, to share excess profits from the AI-driven chip boom with suppliers, subcontractors, and workers. Kim warned tha…

An independent developer building a niche Catholic AI application must navigate strict Apple App Store guidelines while ensuring absolute theological accuracy, as even minor AI hallucinations can contradict centuries of …

Anthropic, an AI company on track for its first profitable quarter and preparing to go public, has proposed a global slowdown or temporary pause of AI development to prevent humans from losing control over AI systems. Th…

The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) is being held back by outdated legacy IT systems that force officers to juggle multiple devices and rely on manual workarounds, according to a watchdog report. The regulator warned th…

42% of companies are now considering moving AI workloads back on-premises, driven by data sovereignty, intellectual property protection, and cost concerns. For regulated industries like finance, healthcare, and governmen…

Attackers exploited Meta's AI customer support agent in June to hijack Instagram accounts, including the dormant Obama White House account, by simply asking the agent to link the accounts to attacker-controlled email add…

The InfoQ article series "Securing the AI Stack: From Model to Production" examines how AI's shift from experimentation to production has created a volatile security landscape defined by data poisoning, AI-driven phishin…

Billionaires Sam Altman, Mark Cuban, and Senator Elizabeth Warren have proposed overhauling the U.S. tax code in response to artificial intelligence, including ideas such as taxing labor at lower rates, taxing AI-specifi…

Anthropic reports that its AI model Claude now generates over 90% of the company’s production code, with engineers shipping eight times more code daily than in 2024. The company is advocating for a verifiable, global pau…

Monterey Park, California, voters approved Measure NDC with 86.27% support on June 2, enacting the first citywide permanent ban on data center development in the United States. The prohibition, triggered by public opposi…

Effective Altruism Global 2026 in London highlighted a growing gap between the movement's research-focused community and the practitioners needed to implement its ideas. An architect attending the conference told an EA p…

Anthropic analyzed 832 banned accounts that used its AI systems for malicious cyber activity between March 2025 and March 2026, finding that low-skill hackers are leveraging the technology to execute advanced attacks. Th…

Amazon engineers publicly criticized the company's $200 billion data center spending spree, calling out the hypocrisy of massive AI infrastructure investment while simultaneously laying off 30,000 corporate employees. Sp…

Anthropic on Thursday called on frontier AI developers to establish a coordinated, verifiable mechanism to pause or slow development if advanced systems begin improving themselves faster than society can manage. The comp…

The CEOs of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Microsoft AI have signed an open letter to Congress urging mandatory government screening of synthetic DNA and RNA sales, warning that their own AI systems are lowering the barriers to …

As AI models approach greater autonomy, developers need practical safety controls—not just policy debates—to manage risk. The most critical feature is a "brake pedal" that can reduce a model's capability, scope, or acces…

The Louis Riel School Division in southeast Winnipeg is adopting a teacher-built digital assistant to help draft end-of-year report card comments. The tool was developed by and for educators in the division, which serves…