Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
The artificial intelligence industry has entered the political sphere with a newly established super PAC raising funds for pro-AI candidates ahead of the 2026 elections. This shift indicates a significant political engagement by AI firms, prompting concerns over corporate influence on policy and the balance between innovation and regulatory power.
OpenAI is searching for a new Head of Preparedness, indicating rising concerns over AI risks that have transitioned from hypothetical to real issues, including mental health crises and cybersecurity threats. Previous occupants of this role faced high turnover, raising questions about accountability. The framework for safety is criticized as voluntary, complicating effective governance.
OpenAI’s Safety Chief Search Signals a Reckoning as AI Risks Go Mainstream Read More
The U.S. faces a critical decision in AI regulation, balancing between state-led approaches like Colorado’s AI Act and federal frameworks, particularly the NIST RMF. The EU AI Act’s influence may shape U.S. strategy, prompting a blend of state innovation and federal oversight to avoid regulatory inconsistencies as AI becomes increasingly impactful.
Two Paths for AI Regulation in the U.S.: State-Led Laws or Federal Standards? Read More