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On Friday, California Governor and guy who is still not officially running for president Gavin Newsom signed an AI-related executive order, and it explores the intriguing idea of a “kill switch” for AI models.
Newsom’s executive order calls for an expert panel to develop new AI safety measures.
Copilot's answer engine allegedly caused the New York Times' click-through rate to plummet by figures up to 93%.
Facing alarm over rogue AI incidents, Newsom ordered new safety rules — reviving parts of a bill he vetoed two years ago.
From AI deepfakes to juvenile reform, several new crime laws will reshape Maryland's rules. See what measures take effect on Oct. 1, 2026.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed an executive order directing his administration to quickly come up with artificial intelligence safety recommendations, including a “kill switch” for “frontier models.”
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed an executive order on Friday, establishing new guidelines for artificial intelligence data centers across the state, calling it the nation's toughest plan to hold data centers accountable.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on regulating artificial intelligence on Friday that will convene a group of “world-leading experts” to begin developing a framework for state law governing the technology.
South Carolina has lagged behind other states in adopting regulations around the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence space. The Statehouse is trying to catch up, but has done little to rein in the industry.
California's new government partnership with artificial intelligence company Anthropic is raising questions about data security and the cost to taxpayers as state agencies begin using the company's tools.
New York Times Guild members plan to protest outside the paper’s 175th anniversary gala over health care costs and AI protections.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday called for greater federal regulation of artificial intelligence while criticizing President Donald Trump for minimizing concerns, saying “We cannot ignore the warning signs nor downplay the very real risks.”