AI Ethics & Policy

Nvidia to invest £2BN in UK AI startups - Tech.eu

Are Efforts to Pre-empt State AI Regulation Actually Dead? – Governing

A measure that would’ve instituted a 10-year ban on state and local government AI regulations was ultimately dropped from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Experts expect federal legislators to try again in future legislation. The Trump administration’s AI plan also calls for federal agencies to reduce AI-related funding to states with “overly burdensome” regulations. […]

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Thailand | Global AI Ethics and Governance Observatory - unesco.org

Thailand | Global AI Ethics and Governance Observatory – unesco.org

Thailand’s legal framework includes the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), the Cybersecurity Act, the Royal Decree on Digital Platform Services Business, and the Open Data for Open Government Law. While these instruments provide a foundation for digital governance, they are not yet equipped to address AI-specific risks. Despite legal provisions for open government data, the

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Colorado Democrats split over changes to nation's first AI regulation law – 9News

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Next steps after the Senate rejected an AI regulation moratorium - Reason Foundation

Next steps after the Senate rejected an AI regulation moratorium – Reason Foundation

As part of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” signed by President Donald Trump last month, Congress debated advancing a federal moratorium on state regulations of artificial intelligence to prevent a patchwork of conflicting state laws on AI. During the legislative process, the Senate voted 99-1 to remove the state AI moratorium passed by the

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By Defeating the Ban on AI Regulation, We Reminded Congress That They Work For Us - Common Cause

By Defeating the Ban on AI Regulation, We Reminded Congress That They Work For Us – Common Cause

Among many other terrible policies in Donald Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” the House tried to sneak in a dangerous provision: a 10-year moratorium on states’ ability to regulate artificial intelligence. That’s a decade in which states would have been banned from passing any laws limiting how AI could be used, no matter how harmful,

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Jeff Albee

In Engineering, an AI Regulation Scalpel Is Better Than a Broad-Ban Sword

Jeff Albee, Vice President, Stantec In July the Senate soundlyrejected a proposed 10-year ban on artificial intelligence regulation in the latest continuing resolution to fund the government, creating questions among citizens and lawmakers alike about the role of government in regulating new technologies. Sweeping, top-down mandates like the proposed ban won’t work when it comes

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“AI Ethics” Discourse Ignores Its Deadliest Use: War – Home ❧ Current Affairs

AI Ethics is a hot topic in the artificial intelligence world. It features in keynote speeches at major conferences and spawns entire dedicated safety teams at large companies—all the while, government, industry and academic leaders make a point of how hard they’re working to make sure AI proceeds in an ethical way. Ostensibly, this is

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Industry, federal pushback foiling state AI regulation efforts – Pluribus News

The drive by state lawmakers to protect the public from artificial intelligence’s potential ills is increasingly being thwarted by industry and federal pushback. Congress is likely to again consider a moratorium on enforcement of state AI laws, after the U.S. Senate rejected the proposal last month. And tech and venture capital interests are intensifying their

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