Tag: AI Regulation

Parts of Connecticut's Artificial Intelligence Responsibility and Transparency (CART) Act took effect on 1 October 2026. Subscription disclosures, frontier-model whistleblower protections and AI layoff notices are live; companions, hiring tools and minors' social media rules follow through 2028.
The artificial intelligence industry has reached an inflection point that few predicted and fewer prepared for. After years of unchecked capability expansion, the conversation has shifted from "what can AI do?" to "what should AI be...

AI Arms Race Escalates: GPT-5.5 Launches, Pentagon Picks Sides, and Washington Finally Wakes Up

The artificial intelligence landscape shifted dramatically today as OpenAI officially launched GPT-5.5, the Trump administration moved to impose pre-release vetting on AI models, and...

Why Federal AI Regulation Is the Only Path Forward — And xAI Is Right to Demand It

Why Federal AI Regulation Is the Only Path Forward — And xAI Is Right to Demand It Elon Musk's xAI is suing Colorado over its...

Anthropic Built an AI Hacker So Powerful It Scared Itself — And No Government Stopped It

Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, recently built something that alarmed its own researchers: an artificial intelligence capable of autonomously discovering and exploiting software...

Anthropic Launches AnthroPAC: The AI Safety Company Just Entered the Lobbying Game

Anthropic has filed to create AnthroPAC, an employee-funded PAC backing House and Senate candidates shaping AI policy. AI midterm spending has topped $300M — outpacing crypto's 2024 cycle.

OpenAI Just Bought Its Favourite Podcast. Here’s Why That Should Make You Nervous.

On April 2, 2026, OpenAI made its first-ever acquisition of a media company. The target was TBPN — Technology Business Programming Network — a...

Two Playbooks for Governing AI: Americas Draft Blueprint vs. Europes Enforcement Machine

Washington is pitching a light-touch AI framework while Brussels is already enforcing the AI Act. Heres how the two rulebooks collide.

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