AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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US Removes Export Controls on Anthropic’s AI Models After Security Review
The US government has just flipped the switch. After a tense more-than-two-week blackout, export controls on Anthropic’s powerful AI models,…
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AI Development Outruns Regulation and Scientific Understanding
Artificial intelligence is sprinting past the limits of current governance and scientific knowledge. The UN’s Independent International Scientific Panel on…
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Balancing AI Risks with Economic Gains at Anthropic
Anthropic recently hired an economist who has sparked discussion with his view on AI risks. Chad Jones, a Stanford professor,…
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Australia’s Social Media Age Ban Faces Tougher Penalties and Challenges
Australia is stepping up its fight against underage social media use. The government doubled the maximum fine for companies that…
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Vancouver Police Spark Outcry with AI-Altered Drug Bust Photo
The Vancouver Police Department stirred controversy on June 23, 2026. They posted an image on social media showing seized drugs…
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How Flock Cameras Are Changing Surveillance and Privacy Fast
Flock Safety cameras are everywhere now. Over 100,000 license plate readers (ALPRs) from this company cover the U.S. They track…
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Silicon Valley’s AI Regulation U-Turn and the Political Chaos Behind It
Silicon Valley spent years blocking AI regulation. Now the industry wants rules. The shift is sudden but understandable. Executives at…
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US Government Takes Control of AI Model Releases What’s Next
The AI race just hit a new checkpoint. The US government is stepping in hard, deciding who can access the…
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White House Restricts GPT-5.6 Launch Over Security Risks
The White House has stepped in to slow down OpenAI’s rollout of GPT-5.6. The new AI model won’t see a…
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Why Nearly Half of Kobo’s Self-Published Books Get Rejected
Rakuten Kobo, a popular self-publishing platform, rejected 45% of book submissions in 2025. That’s almost half of all the books…
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