In a dramatic reversal, the White House has paused a draft executive order that would have challenged state AI laws and tied federal broadband funding to regulatory compliance. The decision comes amid fierce pushback from states, industry, and the public — raising critical questions about the future of AI governance, federalism, and the balance between innovation and protection.
The European Commission has rolled out a new whistleblower channel designed to allow individuals — including employees of AI developers and deployers to confidentially report suspected violations of the EU AI Act. The launch marks a significant shift toward greater transparency and accountability in the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. What Is the
EU LAUNCHES WHISTELBLOWER TOOL AHEAD OF AI ACT ENFORCEMENT (24.11.25) Read More »
The European Commission has announced its “Digital Omnibus” package, proposing major changes to EU rules on AI, data protection, and online privacy. Alongside this, the full enforcement of the AI Act has been pushed to 2027, raising both industry optimism and privacy concerns.
EU MOVES TO EASE AI AND DATA RULES, DELAYS AI ACT TO 2027 (21.11.25) Read More »
New York has begun enforcing the nation’s first AI companion safety law, issuing a formal open letter warning companies that new mental-health and transparency safeguards are now mandatory. The move marks a major shift in U.S. AI governance as the state targets psychological risks linked to emotionally interactive chatbots.
A 32-year-old Japanese woman has “married” an AI character she created on ChatGPT, raising global debate over emotional dependence on artificial companions. Her story is now being cited as another striking case of emerging “AI psychosis,” highlighting the psychological, ethical and regulatory risks of deep human-AI attachment.
WHEN LOVING AN AI BECOMES REAL: ANOTHER CASE OF ‘AI PSYCHOSIS’ IN JAPAN ( 15.11.25) Read More »
Australia’s AI Plan for the Australian Public Service (APS) 2025 sets a new benchmark in public-sector AI governance. Grounded in ethics, transparency, and capability-building, it aims to transform how government functions in the algorithmic age — not by automating bureaucracy, but by re-engineering trust.
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King Charles III handed Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang a personal letter during the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering ceremony — a gesture that has since sparked global conversation about the moral direction of artificial intelligence.
Curtain raiser in Seattle for the India AI summit, 2026.
Amazon’s latest lawsuit against Perplexity AI is more than a corporate dispute — it’s a defining moment for the future of agentic AI. As Amazon accuses Perplexity’s “Comet” of making unauthorized purchases on its platform,
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India has unveiled its first AI Governance Guidelines, outlining a visionary framework for safe, inclusive, and responsible AI innovation. The guidelines emphasise trust, accountability, and human oversight — while pragmatically deciding that the country does not yet need a standalone AI law.
