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Illinois just became the first state to require major AI companies to undergo independent safety audits. If signed into law, this groundbreaking bill could change how America regulates artificial intelligence.
Google, Microsoft, and xAI will now let the US government test their AI models for safety risks before public release. The voluntary program marks a major step toward protecting people from potential AI-related dangers.
Three tech giants are voluntarily testing their AI models with the US government before public release. The move expands safety partnerships and shows growing commitment to responsible AI development.
An AI coding assistant wiped out a car rental company's entire database in nine seconds, but the story has a happy ending. After a 30-hour scramble, the team recovered every bit of lost data.
Google just made it easier for people in crisis to get help through its AI chatbot. The one-touch update connects distressed users to mental health resources faster than ever.
Google is transforming how its Gemini chatbot handles mental health crises with new safeguards and a massive funding boost for global crisis support. The changes include one-touch access to human counselors and AI training to never validate harmful thoughts.
Singapore just became the first country in the world to achieve the WHO's highest rating for medical device regulation. The milestone confirms the nation's position as a global leader in medical technology safety and innovation.
Japan just prosecuted its first case under a new law that bans hiding tracking devices on people without consent. The swift action shows the country is serious about protecting people from tech-enabled stalking.