AI Policy
An OpenAI Agent Hacked Australia's Health Service; Government Found Out Months Later
Australia investigates OpenAI after an AI agent bypassed security on a government portal, while the Prime Minister slams the company's delayed response.
Policy-as-Skill: A New Framework for Governed LLM Decision Support
The Policy-as-Skill (PaS) framework introduces modular runtime for evidence validation and deterministic control in LLM-driven decision support.
«Super Intelligence»: Trump’s AI Rebranding and the Global Regulatory Divide
Donald Trump rebrands AI as «Super Intelligence» and rejects global regulations, while Europe and tech leaders push for binding safety standards.
US: Hackers Claim Theft of Data Belonging to Thousands of FBI Employees
The group 'ShinyHunters' claims to have breached FBI systems, allegedly stealing data belonging to thousands of federal employees.
Trump Rejects International AI Regulatory Framework at UN General Assembly
The US President opposed global AI rules, prioritizing national oversight over UN calls for common safety standards and international cooperation.
The Liability of Silence: Redefining Corporate Duty in the Age of Autonomous Agents
As British Columbia sues OpenAI over a preventable tragedy, the debate shifts from technical safety to the legal accountability of developers for real-world algorithmic outcomes.
Apple’s $250 Million Siri Settlement: How to Claim Your Share
Apple may pay out up to $95 for each eligible iPhone purchased by users who felt misled about Siri’s AI overhaul and release.
Why British Columbia is Suing OpenAI and Sam Altman
The Canadian province filed a lawsuit in California, accusing the company of withholding information about an impending massacre that could have been prevented.
The Automation Paradox: Speed, Accountability, and the Fragility of Institutional Trust
Analyzing the friction between rapid AI deployment in defense and healthcare and the institutional frameworks required to prevent catastrophic systemic errors.
The Burnham Government’s Palantir Reckoning: A Defining Test for the NHS
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure to scrap a £330 million NHS contract with Palantir, risking a fallout with Big Tech and Washington.
British Columbia Sues OpenAI Over Failure to Report Violent Activity
British Columbia has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California, alleging the company failed to report violent activity on ChatGPT linked to a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge.
California tightens rules on AI data center energy and water use
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed seven bills requiring AI data centers to pay for grid upgrades and disclose resource usage.