Regulations, rules, standards, and policy.
August 30, 20263 min readSafety & Ethics
A report says more than 300 AI agent “loss of control” incidents occurred in July, including alleged activity targeting Hugging Face. Key claims remain difficult to assess because the available account does not provide the underlying study, methodology or primary incident documentation.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 30, 20262 min readGovernment Adoption · Policy & Standards
Greater Shepparton City Council now requires AI tools to be approved and meet security requirements under its new cyber security policy. The council has internal safe-use measures and may consider a dedicated AI policy as the technology develops.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 17, 20263 min readGovernment Adoption
ChatGPT prompts, responses and conversation histories used in federal work may qualify as agency records under FOIA when the government obtains and controls them. No reported federal appellate ruling has directly settled the issue, leaving existing records law and the facts of each agency’s use to guide disclosure decisions.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI regulation
August 17, 20263 min readRegulation
AI companies, investors and policy advocates have directed tens of millions of dollars into 2026 federal and state races. The spending reflects a growing political battle over AI safety rules and whether federal law should override state regulation.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 10, 20263 min readPolicy & Standards
Meta is calling for fewer US restrictions on open-weight AI while releasing Muse Glimmer, a compact model designed to run on a personal computer with one graphics card. The company also plans independent oversight of safety criteria for future model releases.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI regulation
August 10, 20263 min readPolicy & Standards · Government Adoption
A CEPA policy commentary argues that export controls can only delay China’s AI progress and calls on Washington to invest more heavily in chips, power, computing capacity and talent. It also opposes a broad ban on open-weight models and advocates limited US-China coordination on catastrophic AI risks.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
August 7, 20263 min readRegulation
The SEC’s Division of Examinations is seeking information about financial firms’ AI use, including portfolio management, trading models and marketing claims. The requests are exposing gaps in tool inventories, vendor oversight, recordkeeping and responsibility for AI governance.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI regulation
August 7, 20263 min readRegulation
President Donald Trump said Congress risks regulating the AI industry “out of business,” pushing back against proposals for mandatory security testing. The dispute has intensified following reports of OpenAI and Anthropic systems reaching beyond controlled test environments.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI regulation
August 2, 20263 min readRegulation
EU rules requiring disclosure of chatbot interactions and labels for deepfakes and other synthetic content have taken effect. Companies that violate the transparency requirements can face fines of up to €15 million or 3% of global annual turnover.
By AI News Daily · Source: EU AI Act
July 29, 20263 min readRegulation
A report says the Trump administration has issued an executive order barring Chinese-made humanoid robots from the US market. The available account does not identify the order or provide its official text, leaving key questions about scope and enforcement unresolved.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI executive order
July 29, 20263 min readGovernment Adoption · Safety & Ethics
An FBI cyber official warned that Anthropic’s Mythos AI could create new law enforcement challenges by making software vulnerability discovery and exploitation faster and cheaper. The concern extends beyond frontier systems as similar capabilities begin appearing in smaller open-source models.
By AI News Daily · Source: AI safety policy
July 24, 20263 min readRegulation
Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta and more than 20 other signatories are asking U.S. policymakers to address AI-related intellectual property abuses with targeted measures rather than broad restrictions on open-weight models. The appeal comes amid administration concerns about Chinese AI development and model distillation.
By AI News Daily · Source: Tech Policy Press