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Stories tagged ai governance from The ColdAI Times.
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Google DeepMind has created a new forum for AGI research and public debate, signaling that frontier labs now see governance as part of the buildout.
OpenAI disclosed six concerning model behaviors and promised faster reporting, shifting frontier-AI safety from internal testing toward public accountability.
Seoul is drafting security guidance for autonomous AI agents, extending oversight from model behavior to permissions, audit trails and physical-world control.
Meta’s CEO says competition and liability can police frontier AI, challenging calls from Anthropic and OpenAI for a shared brake.
Nasdaq Ventures’ investment in Transient.AI signals that regulated finance may adopt autonomous agents only when control systems are built in.
A new life-sciences platform links trials, approvals and patents to AI-generated research, testing whether regulated industries can automate without losing trust.
Frontier AI leaders now share a vocabulary for slowing development, but the fight over who sets the pace exposes a deeper governance gap.
A Microsoft-teacher agreement turns student privacy promises into enforceable contract terms, setting a test for AI governance beyond Washington.
Microsoft 365 G7 will give U.S. agencies a controlled home for AI agents, shifting public-sector adoption from pilots toward managed deployment.
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are discussing a shared safety body, exposing both the urgency of frontier risks and the limits of self-regulation.
New reporting channels let AI agents flag rogue peers, turning whistleblowing into an experimental control for increasingly autonomous systems.
OpenAI says it has been working with Anthropic and Google on a joint safety organization, but its authority and scope remain undefined.