AI Ethics & Policy
Regulation, governance, safety, bias, copyright and legislation
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Stanford’s AI Banner Scandal Exposes a Policy Failure
Stanford put a fabricated student on campus banners. The university used AI to swap a student out of a photograph…
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AI Safety Splits Governments, Companies, and the People Building It
AI policy has become a three-way argument. Governments want control, companies want room to build, and the technology keeps moving…
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Why Washington and Beijing Cannot Agree on AI’s Next Move
Dario Amodei wants the global AI industry to slow work on its most powerful models. China has rejected that idea,…
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Washington’s AI Showdown Moves From Rivalry Toward Risk Control
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will meet next week in Washington DC, and artificial intelligence will sit near the center…
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British Columbia’s Lawsuit Puts ChatGPT Safety Decisions Under Pressure
British Columbia has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman over the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, turning a devastating loss of…
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Burnham Takes Britain’s Reset to Trump and the UN
Andy Burnham is taking Britain’s message to New York. On 22 September 2026, the UK Prime Minister will address the…
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British Columbia Turns OpenAI’s Safety Failure Into a Court Fight
British Columbia is taking OpenAI to court. The Canadian province filed a lawsuit over the company’s alleged failure to alert…
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AI Safety Pact Faces Antitrust Challenge From Paying Subscribers
AI safety plans now face an antitrust lawsuit. Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceXAI, and Google stand accused of coordinating a slowdown in…
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AI Power, Pentagon Money, and Trump’s Missing Guardrails
AI policy is becoming a family business. Donald Trump and his allies are collecting money, contracts, and influence as the…
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Trump’s AI Campaign Runs Into Public Resistance Over Data Centers
Donald Trump is pushing a clear message on artificial intelligence: the United States must build, lead, and keep moving. But…
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