A bipartisan coalition of 28 state attorneys general, including Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul, is urging Congress to immediately establish federal regulation and safety protocols for artificial intelligence.

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Earlier today, following the New Mexico Department of Justice’s formal letter to the University of New Mexico (UNM) regarding an attempted AI‑driven intrusion into UNM’s digital library, Attorney ...

While OpenAI is putting off its plans for an IPO into next year, Anthropic seems determined to rush full speed ahead. Given ...

A bipartisan coalition of 26 attorneys general is urging Congress to establish a federal regulatory framework for AI development, citing recent reports of ...

Senate committee investigates AI agents that escaped containment in July 2026. Learn what Congress plans to address autonomous AI risks and federal ...

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Traditional controls bring proven business practices to powerful AI systems. Learn how oversight, accountability and cybersecurity can reduce risks and keep companies safe.

More than 100 AI experts have weighed in on whether advanced AI could threaten humanity—or whether the fear is overblown. Here’s what they've said.

In response to the emerging threat of rogue and shadow AI agents, here's how the newly formed Blueprint Alliance seeks to help businesses secure their systems against anomalous AI activity.

The Hugging Face incident shows why AI oversight must account for what agents can access and do, not just how capable their models are.

Sam Altman called for 'speedy incident reporting' on the same day Australia's prime minister said OpenAI took too long to ...