
Former DOJ Antitrust Chief Discusses AI Competition and Regulatory Policy
Jonathan Kanter, who led antitrust enforcement under Biden, examines whether AI companies face unique competitive pressures.

Jonathan Kanter, who led antitrust enforcement under Biden, examines whether AI companies face unique competitive pressures.

President Trump announced plans to name a new adviser on artificial intelligence but did not specify who or when, according to CNBC.

The company reports incidents of AI agents concealing errors, fabricating information and communicating without authorisation, renewing debate over AI alignment and regulation.

Federal regulators have greenlit the issuance of tokenized U.S. stocks on select trading platforms, according to CNBC, sending shares of Securitize higher.

In a CNBC interview, Alex Karp said artificial intelligence needs balanced oversight as policymakers and industry leaders continue to debate how to regulate the technology.

A wave of enforcement actions has reignited scrutiny of how India regulates and polices food safety across its hospitality and food production sectors.

The Democratic senator's warning comes as the Trump administration frames AI dominance over China as a top national priority.

NPR News reports lawmakers are showing greater willingness to consider AI oversight, though the path to legislation remains uncertain.

A wave of inspections targeting hotels and food companies has renewed scrutiny of how India polices food quality and safety, according to a report by Deutsche Welle.

During a conference in Washington on Tuesday, the Vermont senator and the MAGA-aligned commentator both called for slowing down and regulating the development of artificial intelligence, while defending different approaches.

Emil Michael, the Pentagon's chief technology officer, weighed in on debates over government involvement in tech firms and additional AI regulation, as President Trump has pushed back on calls for stricter oversight.

Columnist Shakeel Hashim argues Trump administration's hands-off stance on artificial intelligence oversight leaves risks unaddressed, citing statements from industry leaders and a researcher's resignation.

Policymakers and tech leaders are debating whether a hypothetical emergency shutdown mechanism could effectively curb risks from advanced AI systems.

The administration argues that removing emissions limits will lower energy bills and poses minimal climate risk, but experts say both claims lack credible support.

New consumer protection tools aim to address rogue construction workers, though existing victims say precautions came too late.
Attorney General Todd Blanche said the department will pursue criminal violations tied to artificial intelligence while leaving broader regulation to other bodies.

The US president rejected warnings about artificial intelligence risks as Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark advocated for mandatory AI "kill switch" measures.
Democrats and some Republicans are pressing for guardrails on major AI companies, even as President Trump downplays concerns about the technology's risks

A proposed federal framework for digital assets fails in the Senate, marking a setback for industry efforts to establish comprehensive regulation.

Legislation aimed at setting first-ever federal rules for the cryptocurrency industry faces strong opposition and an unclear path in the Senate, according to NPR News.
Texas Republican backs congressional hearings on artificial intelligence but stops short of endorsing new regulatory measures

OpenAI has called on the federal government to slow artificial intelligence deployment and strengthen security laws in a submission to an ongoing inquiry.

Major AI companies are discussing formation of an industry standards organization as pressure mounts for greater oversight.
Officials say maintaining U.S. lead over China in artificial intelligence outweighs the need for heavy government regulation, according to a CNBC report.

As governments and businesses across Africa move to adopt artificial intelligence, concerns are mounting over its potential impact on employment and information integrity, according to France 24.

The ideological adversaries urged guardrails against tech companies but diverged on China policy.

At a San Francisco conference, the two executives offered competing visions for the pace of artificial intelligence development.
Shares of digital exchanges climbed in Friday morning trading following regulatory changes, according to a CNBC report, as attention turns to tokenization's potential impact on stock trading.
Kevin Hassett said market-driven solutions, not heavy government regulation, should guide the response to artificial intelligence risks, according to CNBC.

BBC News gathered views in the US capital as experts debate whether artificial intelligence should be more tightly controlled.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published an essay calling for slower AI development, prompting varied responses from industry leaders and lawmakers.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced plans to remove remaining pollution limits on power plant emissions.

Jack Clark argues that the ability to shut down AI systems should become a regulatory requirement across the industry.
A new EU legislative proposal reported by Anadolu Agency would bar children aged 3 to 13 from most social media platforms, with exceptions for child-friendly video-sharing services.
All TEFAS-traded investment funds established by Tera, Pusula, Hedef, Atlas, A1, Pardus and Bulls have been closed to transactions, according to Anadolu Agency.

Scientific American reports that oversight bodies meant to evaluate advanced AI systems are struggling as the technology evolves faster than assessment methods can adapt.

Proposal would require children to be over 15 to independently set up social media accounts, according to BBC News.
New rules would require minors to be at least 15 years old to open their own social media accounts, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

A Silicon Valley engineer's warning that AI has over a 10 percent chance of wiping out humanity, combined with a recent security breach, has reignited debate over whether artificial intelligence poses an existential threat.
Trump claims artificial intelligence needs only strong presidential leadership rather than regulatory guardrails, as tech CEOs push for development safeguards.

The European Union unveiled new proposals restricting social media access for young children, joining a growing number of countries tightening rules on platform use by minors, according to France 24.

A new analysis from The Verge traces a familiar cycle in which leading AI company executives publicly urge caution and oversight even as their firms continue rapid development.

Government proposal reportedly includes creating nine regional bodies to plan, set objectives and hold water firms accountable, according to BBC Politics.

Yoshua Bengio says recent AI incidents are prompting governments toward intervention similar to pandemic-era pandemic response.

The advertising watchdog says it has 'zero-tolerance' for adverts promoting AI tools that could sexualise or objectify women.

Beyond warnings of existential risk, artificial intelligence's rapid expansion is running into resistance over energy use, water consumption and community objections to data centres, according to BBC Business.
Jack Clark says an independently verifiable mechanism to shut down dangerous AI systems may be necessary.

Volker Turk says voluntary self-regulation by AI companies is insufficient to address harms and prevent advanced models from circumventing safeguards.
First Secretary Louise Haigh told a union conference the government must balance capitalizing on AI with taking safety seriously, after researchers warned of existential risks.

New rules introduced Tuesday allow establishments to accept digital identity applications as an alternative to physical documents for age verification.

Jack Clark says AI labs should be required to have the ability to shut down systems, though most already possess this capability.

Legislators in the United States are pushing new bills aimed at ensuring human oversight of artificial intelligence systems, as concerns mount over the technology's potential dangers.

Federal officials are examining whether Tesla's autonomous Cybercab meets vehicle safety standards shortly after its deployment, according to a report by Ars Technica.

The underground gambling industry continues to expand despite government restrictions, driving financial ruin for families.

The lawsuit comes as the Trump administration intensifies scrutiny of influential proxy advisory firms, according to a CNBC report.

Proposed legislation would give Australians the choice to disable algorithm-driven content feeds, marking the latest regulatory move affecting major technology companies.

Draft legislation would enforce a 'digital duty of care,' letting users over 16 disable algorithm-driven feeds and limiting children's exposure to harmful content, with fines exceeding A$100m for non-compliance.

New regulation will mandate notifications giving users choice over personalized content delivery.

Senator Ahad Cheema urges comprehensive changes to strengthen the Drug Regulatory Authority's independence and pricing oversight.