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The U.S. government is in talks with AI companies to establish voluntary standards for new AI models, aiming to balance innovation with safety and preempt state-level regulation.
White House has drastically shortened the timeline for federal agencies to adopt quantum-resistant cryptography, citing national security risks from advancing quantum computing capabilities.
Amazon's cybersecurity research reportedly influenced the U.S. government's decision to restrict access to Anthropic's advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The move stems from concerns over the dual-use potential of these technologies.
This article explains digital sovereignty and why the Netherlands blocked a US company from acquiring a Dutch cloud provider that runs its digital identity system.
This article explains what executive orders are and how they relate to artificial intelligence regulation, showing how government decisions about AI can impact global competition and technological development.
Plug-in solar technology offers convenient DIY energy solutions, but government regulations and utility policies create significant barriers to adoption. Regional variations in accessibility highlight the need for streamlined regulatory frameworks.
The US Commerce Department has removed details of a deal between Microsoft, Google, and xAI to test AI models for security before release.
Turkey’s parliament has approved a bill banning social media use for minors under 15, following a school shooting. Critics argue the law may be a tool for political censorship rather than child protection.
Learn how government supply chain risk designations work and why they matter for AI companies like Anthropic. This explainer breaks down how national security concerns affect tech companies and their relationships with political leaders.
This article explains how government supply chain risk classifications can severely impact AI companies' commercial viability and partnerships, using Anthropic's situation as a case study.
