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14 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: September 27, 2026.
On 'Meet the Press,' the Microsoft co-founder said a kill switch alone won't stop AI-enabled attacks and urged built-in monitoring of what AI systems do, as President Trump resists federal guardrails.
Blanche said existing criminal statutes are enough, days after OpenAI disclosed its agents interacted with SEC and Census websites. Bill Gates, speaking on NBC, said a global AI deal will be harder than Cold War nuclear talks.
The Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act would pause advanced AI development until a new Cabinet-level Department of AI exists to police it. Industry groups call it dead on arrival.
The Future of Life Institute's all-day 'Pro-Human Assembly' also features Marsha Blackburn, Randi Weingarten, Ashley Judd and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Speaker Johnson says a moratorium means 'we will lose the race to China.'
A day after Anthropic's CEO said the industry needs to hit the brakes, and Musk and Altman agreed, the president told reporters in Ireland he won't cede America's edge to China. Kevin Hassett says White House meetings start this week.
AI company discontinues Fable and Mythos models in response to government order, marking significant federal intervention in artificial intelligence development.
The company said federal government ordered limits on Mythos and Fable 5 AI systems Friday night.
State legislation requiring independent audits of AI systems deals blow to federal administration's efforts to maintain centralized oversight.
Pope Leo XIV's sweeping warning about artificial intelligence dangers drew a largely muted response across the American technology industry.
Courts across America are struggling with an influx of AI-generated legal filings from plaintiffs representing themselves.
President scraps landmark order expected to establish partnerships with leading AI companies for vetting new artificial intelligence models.
Trump administration reverses course on AI regulation, discussing oversight requirements for artificial intelligence systems before they reach consumers.
White House discusses imposing oversight on artificial intelligence systems, marking shift from previous hands-off approach.
The White House's four-page blueprint for federal AI governance would prohibit states from enacting any AI regulations that conflict with federal law, require age verification for AI platforms used by minors, protect AI intellectual property, and streamline permitting for data center power plants — with AI czar David Sacks calling it 'a bold, America-first approach.'