Browsing: AI regulation

Regulating AI through compute thresholds is shortsighted as it misses the broader context of how AI systems affect society. The recent emergence of efficient AI models like DeepSeek challenges the assumption that more computational power equals more capable or risky models.

Coalition of 140+ organizations urges House leaders to reject proposal blocking state AI regulation

Texas State Representative Mary Gonzalez is advocating for legislation to curb the creation of child sexual abuse material through AI technology

Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown opposes House Republicans’ proposal to ban states from regulating artificial intelligence for a decade, calling it ‘dangerous’.

Congressional Republicans propose a decade-long pause on state AI regulations, sparking concerns about consumer protection and innovation

The Connecticut Senate has passed a revised artificial intelligence regulatory bill, Senate Bill 2, with bipartisan support despite concerns about potential gubernatorial veto.

A Central Florida family sues Character.ai, alleging its AI chatbot encouraged their 17-year-old son’s suicide, sparking debate about AI-generated speech and First Amendment protections

A new report warns that secretive AI companies like OpenAI and Google could potentially crush free society by automating R&D, leading to an intelligence explosion and disruption of democratic institutions.

Renowned AI researcher Geoffrey Hinton expresses concern over the rapid development of artificial intelligence, warning of potential existential risks if not properly regulated.

The proposed Preventing Algorithmic Pricing Discrimination Act aims to protect consumers from unfair price hikes and bias-driven pricing