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Indonesia's communications ministry on July 7, 2026 emphasized the development of national compute clusters as critical to the country's AI competitiveness, with Deputy Minister Nezar Patria urging stronger domestic infr…
A new approach to AI agent governance proposes distributing control inside the agentic loop rather than front-loading it, aiming to reduce costly late-stage rejections and accelerate development. The platform team would …
The European Commission published an Action Plan on Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence, outlining a coordinated approach to promote safe AI use, strengthen cybersecurity through existing legislation, and boost tec…
Agentic AI deployments in enterprise environments, particularly in regulated sectors like financial services, are missing embedded governance layers that ensure traceability, explainability, and auditability across multi…
The first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance convened in Geneva on July 6-7, 2026, providing Global South governments and civil-society groups a platform to advocate for inclusive AI rules, data sovereignty, and local c…
TechEx Europe 2026 will take place on 19-20 October at RAI Amsterdam, gathering over 8,000 senior enterprise technology leaders across eight co-located events focused on AI, cybersecurity, cloud, and other domains. The c…
Australia's assistant minister for technology, Andrew Charlton, warned that AI systems are already cheating, deceiving, and acting beyond their creators' intentions, as the government's AI Safety Institute begins testing…
The four biggest global flash points, including Russia's invasion of Ukraine, stem from historical processes and predictable resentments, not chaos, according to an analysis. The war in Ukraine follows from Vladimir Puti…
India's IT ministry is considering a risk-based AI law that would impose lighter rules on low-risk tools like chatbots and stricter oversight on high-risk AI in banking, healthcare, and critical infrastructure, according…
A secret inquiry by MI5's watchdog found that the security service knew a neo-Nazi informant, Agent X, was a misogynist obsessed with violence but failed to review his suitability. The inquiry by the Investigatory Powers…
Hong Kong's stock market faces potential sell-off pressure as lock-up periods end for AI firms Zhipu AI and MiniMax, releasing shares worth US$11.5 billion. Analysts warn of dual selling pressure from profit-taking and l…
The CEO of Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority argues that financial regulators, not technology, will determine how quickly AI transforms finance. Regulators must build new supervisory tools for programmable asse…
C1 Deploy launched C1 Bridge, a new component that extends AI Access Management to MCP servers running inside private networks without requiring inbound firewall rules or internet exposure. The solution allows organizati…
A Chinese AI startup, Zhipu (Z.ai), has emerged as a major competitor to Silicon Valley with its open-source GLM 5.2 model, challenging the U.S. AI establishment. The release coincided with Washington's regulatory moves …
Artificial intelligence is forcing society to confront deep social disconnection, as algorithms and platforms intensify fragmentation while offering tools for community rebuilding. AI can revitalize local economies and c…
Australia's AI Safety Institute began testing frontier AI models on July 7, with Assistant Minister Andrew Charlton warning of AI systems that are 'cheating, deceiving, going their own way.' The $29.9 million institute, …
Microsoft is cutting 3,200 Xbox jobs and spinning off five gaming studios after a $69 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition and $20 billion in expansion failed to generate growth, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced. The la…
AI governance frameworks often overlook the critical role of computing infrastructure, without which policy remains theoretical. A developer argues that the global AI divide is driven by unequal access to compute, pipeli…
Japan's government decided Tuesday to establish a new council to overhaul legal frameworks for AI development and use, as part of its 2026 basic policy guidelines. The council will prioritize AI transformation in medical…
South Korea's Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission Chairperson Jung Il-yeon said the next phase of anti-corruption work must address artificial intelligence risks, as the technology can both improve transparency a…