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The rapid development of artificial intelligence capabilities is broadening the way China defines the risks posed by this technology. Alongside espionage, cyber threats, and familiar national security threats, Beijing is increasingly addressing the risks originating from advanced AI systems themselves—including autonomous operation and loss of control. At the same time, technological lag and dependence on…

The American Medical Association is urging the FDA to adopt a risk-based regulatory approach to generative AI medical devices that maintains safety standards while accounting for the technology’s evolving clinical capabilities.

Businesses are rolling out AI agents across their networks much faster than they can implement monitoring procedures and security controls, leaving organizations exposed to security threats, hallucinations and other common issues associated with the technology.

Nearly half of corporate directors think board members need cybersecurity expertise, a new survey found.

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) is putting artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity at the center of its oversight priorities for the next five years, while also planning to expand its own use of emerging technologies to improve government accountability and support Congress.

NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, Sept 25 (Reuters) – The US Federal Reserve is working on a plan to raise the asset thresholds that trigger stricter oversight of big banks, four people with knowledge of the matter said, which would allow some lenders to avoid costly additional regulation and potentially spur consolidation.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping health research, creating new opportunities to accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen health systems and improve health outcomes. However, without robust ethical safeguards and oversight, AI-related research could also introduce new risks that undermine human rights, equity and public trust.

S.D. (KOTA) – Sen. John Thune is sharing his thoughts on artificial intelligence after President Trump said his oversight alone is enough to make sure AI models don’t go rogue, which researchers warn could wipe out humanity

Washington —Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said Sunday that there are “a lot of real risks” in artificial intelligence, warning of the “pace of technological development outpace the pace of safety” amid discourse around imposing safeguards on the industry in recent days.

Jim Langevin is the Distinguished Chairman for the Institute for Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies at Rhode Island College. (WJAR)