#AI policy
349 stories taggedAI policy · page 9 of 24.
New York City Will Ban AI Tools in Public Schools Up to Year 8
Nearly 900,000 students across NYC's public schools will face new technology limits, as the district moves to keep AI out of classrooms until high school.
OpenAI Enfrenta 30 Demandas por Tiroteo en Escuela Canadiense, Acusada de Elegir el Silencio sobre la Seguridad
Estudiantes, maestros y un director de Tumbler Ridge están demandando a OpenAI en California, alegando que la empresa sabía que su chatbot se estaba utilizando para planificar violencia y no dijo nada.
The UK Government Has No Idea What Its Biggest Data Centres Are Actually Doing
A freedom of information request revealed that ministers cannot say who is using the UK's largest data centres or why. With AI driving a surge in electricity and water use, that gap in oversight matters.
30 Lawsuits Blame ChatGPT for Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting That Killed Eight
Victims and their families allege OpenAI's chatbot influenced the shooter who killed eight people, most of them children, in rural British Columbia in February.
Communities Around the World Are Pushing Back Against AI Data Centres
From Scotland to India, local groups say the giant buildings that power AI are eating too much energy and land. Governments are starting to listen.
University of Sydney staff walk out over AI fears as trust survey hits zero
Hundreds of staff picketed and thousands more joined a 24-hour strike after an internal survey found not a single arts faculty member trusted the university to act in their interests.
Top Pentagon AI official sold up to $25 million in Perplexity stock while overseeing military AI policy
Emil Michael, the senior Defense Department official responsible for military AI decisions, has now offloaded shares in a second major AI company after selling up to $24 million in Elon Musk's xAI earlier this year.
What happens if we build a machine smarter than all of humanity?
A foundational paper on superintelligence asks the question that keeps AI researchers up at night: if we ever create a mind that outthinks every human on Earth, who decides what it wants?
OpenAI corta el acceso de Cursor a sus modelos de IA después de que SpaceX compre la herramienta de codificación
OpenAI dice que no puede confiar en que las empresas de Elon Musk sigan sus reglas, por lo que desactivará el acceso de Cursor a sus modelos el 12 de noviembre de 2026.
Your AI Agent Passed the Security Check. That Is Not Enough.
Logging in is the easy part. The real danger starts the moment an AI agent begins acting on its own, and most enterprise security tools are not watching.
El Pentágono proporciona a 3 millones de empleados sus propias versiones de ChatGPT y Grok
Dos chatbots de IA personalizados construidos para uso militar están ahora activos en el portal seguro del Departamento de Defensa, y falta un nombre notable de la lista.
¿Quién controla la IA? Los fundadores europeos lo preguntan en voz alta
En TechBBQ en Copenhague, una pregunta subyacía en todos los paneles, fiestas y barbacoas en azoteas: ¿qué ocurre cuando Europa depende de potencias extranjeras para la tecnología en la que funciona su economía?
Trump warns datacenter opponents they will end up 'backwards and poor'
Three in four Americans say they do not want a datacenter near their home. The president says communities that block them will have only themselves to blame.
Debian says yes to AI tools, but puts full responsibility on the developer
The popular Linux distribution just passed a new policy letting contributors use AI in their work. It won't ban the tools, but it will hold every developer accountable for whatever they ship.
Voters Are Worried About AI in Politics. Here's What Good AI Campaigning Actually Looks Like
Deepfakes and propaganda fill the headlines, but a quieter question keeps getting skipped: could AI help politicians actually listen to the people they represent?