Both China and the U.S. have reasons to pursue stronger AI governance measures that balance innovation, national security and risk prevention.

As Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and fellow developers rally around slowing the pace of AI development to avoid safety concerns ...

Delaware's amended privacy law takes effect 1 Jan. 2027, with lower applicability thresholds while adding stricter ...

The past several weeks in Greater China have been packed, with significant artificial intelligence and data rules and ...

A U.K. High Court decision provides guidance on data subject access request scope, document access limits and when additional ...

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union speech largely confirmed expected EU priorities on ...

Agentic AI represents a seismic shift toward autonomous, goal-directed systems that can pursue open-ended objectives, create ...

Truyo's new Warranty and Certification Program aims to plug the existing gaps in organization's cyber insurance policy coverage around privacy, consent management and AI governance.

Members of U.S. Congress are exploring their options to address AI safety before and after 2026 midterm elections as states continue to move on their own rules.

China's Supreme People's Court issued national guidance for AI-related disputes, outlining how courts should assess liability ...

Instead of asking whether to regulate AI, Congress is asking how to build accountability without surrendering U.S. competitiveness.

RegTech may not be a single tool, technology, solution or brand-new invention. Instead, it is the pictured present, the ...