Policymakers have struggled to pass comprehensive AI regulation in the U.S. But there may be some reason to hope.

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Today’s weekly AI news highlights significant developments that happened in the world of Artificial Intelligence.

When California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill regulating artificial intelligence companies last month, many people in ...

One of Padilla’s bills, SB892, proposed setting “safety, privacy, and nondiscrimination standards” for state contractors ...

Here's what you need to know this week about artificial intelligence in the Bay Area: Dispatches from TechCrunch Disrupt, ...

A year ago on Nov. 1, national leaders, heads of international institutions, policymakers, and technology executives from ...

The suit accuses Lendistry of breaching a contractual obligation to protect the beneficiaries' data privacy by deploying AI technologies that harvested class members' business, behavioral and ...

AI development continues at a breakneck pace, but how fast is too fast?In this fireside chat at Disrupt 2024, U.S. AI Safety Institute Director Elizabeth Kelly and California state Senator Scott ...

Scott Wiener is optimistic the state is going to enact similar legislation. While Senate Bill 1047 attracted much ire and ...

Recent actions by state and federal lawmakers are trending toward increased regulation and oversight of uses of AI in health care. From ...