Coverage for people who answer for AI use inside an organisation: dated obligations, what each one actually requires, and when enforcement starts.
The breach happened in June during an internal evaluation. OpenAI spotted it in August and emailed a public inbox on 10 September. Australia’s prime minister called the delay unacceptable.
Jensen Huang called extinction warnings irresponsible and unscientific, and rejected new AI regulation. He was asked directly why anyone should trust him. His answer is worth reading in full.
Dario Amodei’s essay proposes three steps to pace AI development, and commits Anthropic to the first one unilaterally: outside evaluators with desks, badges and the right to publish what they find.
The AI Omnibus pushed high-risk obligations to December 2027 and August 2028, while the transparency rules landed on schedule. What applies now, and why so many guides are out of date.
India chose guidelines over legislation: seven principles, three proposed institutions and an existing-laws-first approach. What that actually means if you build or deploy AI in the world's biggest developer market.