Can agencies actually follow the White House AI order?

The White House has given agencies until the end of the year to make sure their use of artificial intelligence is safe and fair. It tells practitioners to keep humans in the proverbial loop and to let ... Read More

OMB Releases Policy to Advance Governance, Innovation, and Risk Management for Federal Agency Use of Artificial Intelligence

Additionally, consistent with Section 10.2 of Executive Order 14110 on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence (“EO on ... of AI is a central goal of the White ... Read More

70% of CEOs feel ready to deliver on responsible GenAI

The intense focus on safe and ethical GenAI use comes as the technology’s rapid rise is prompting scrutiny from governments around the world. Read More

LatticeFlow AI Joins the U.S. AI Safety Institute Consortium

LatticeFlow AI, the leading platform empowering Artificial Intelligence (AI) teams to build performant, safe, and trustworthy AI solutions, proudly announces that it has joined the U.S. AI Safety ... Read More

Will Artificial Intelligence Steal My Job?

Employees in many industries are worried about whether artificial intelligence will make their jobs irrelevant. While these fears are valid, the human element is still highly ... Read More

Cynthia M. Allen: Why Texas Gov. Abbott is good choice for Trump VP

When Donald Trump visited the southern border in February, he told a Fox News host that Gov. Greg Abbott was among those being considered as his running mate. Read More

Right to Repair begins to gain traction in Deere’s home state

American Farm Bureau agreed not to support R2R legislation in exchange for consumer repair diagnostics. Farmers and repair advocates say the tools fall short. Read More

CT's Artificial Intelligence bill being rewritten to keep it alive in state legislature

CT state Sen. James Maroney is rewriting a bill on Artificial Intelligence under pressure from both the legislative calendar and the industry. Read More

China-US relations: American state department official explains how Beijing risks crossing ‘red line’ with Russia

Kurt Campbell, No 2 at US State Department, echoes Beijing’s language of ‘red line’ and ‘core interest’ to mark out Washington’s strategic interest. Read More

Never Too Old: The Merits of Delaying Retirement

In January 2023, more than one million French citizens formed nationwide demonstrations against new pension reform law proposals. Activist groups organized the marches following the Borne government’s ... Read More

Blake Burleson: Pro-choice argument biblically grounded

In reviving a Civil War-era, pre-statehood ban on all abortions this month, Arizona has caught up with Texas. National attention created by the Arizona Supreme Court should remind Americans that ... Read More

Capitol Beat: Mazza's resignation saddens colleagues

After 42 years of public service at the State House, Sen. Richard Mazza, a Democrat representing Grand Isle District, announced this week he will resign. Mazza is 84 and has ... Read More