AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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OpenAI’s 5% Government Stake and Industry Safety Push
Sam Altman just handed Washington a seat at the AI table. OpenAI proposed giving the US government a 5% stake…
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Fighting AI’s Dark Side Protecting Kids from Dangerous Tech
AI is changing everything. But some changes are terrifying. New technology meant to amaze can also harm. Especially kids. That’s…
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Argentina’s Bold Move to Let AI-Run Companies Exist
Argentina is trying something new. The government wants to allow companies run entirely by AI. These companies would have no…
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Kids Are Powering AI Adoption at Breakneck Speed
Kids aren’t just catching up to adults in using AI—they’re blazing past them. The latest data reveals children are adopting…
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AI Theft, Surveillance, and Privacy Battles in 2026
AI companies are perfecting the craft of stealing intellectual property. That’s not speculation—it’s an emerging pattern. The tools they build…
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US Pushes Voluntary AI Model Standards Ahead of Week’s End
The US government is closing in on voluntary standards for AI companies releasing new models. An announcement could come within…
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How AI Could Deepen the Global Divide and What’s Being Done
The rise of artificial intelligence is moving fast. It can now write computer code, create images and videos, and even…
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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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