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Safety Concerns Rise as Open-Weight AI Models Near Frontier Performance

A new report from AI safety nonprofit SaferAI highlights a growing gap between the capabilities and safety measures of open-weight AI models. According to the analysis, Z.ai's GLM-5.2 model demonstrates performance approaching frontier-level AI systems, yet the model lacks key safety mitigations that responsible developers typically

Federation of State Medical Boards: AI Not Ready for Physician Licensure

The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) has taken a clear position on the question of AI in medical practice: current artificial intelligence systems should not be granted medical licenses in the same way as human physicians. The FSMB, which represents the 71 state medical and osteopathic boards across the

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Open Secure AI Alliance Publishes First Proposals for AI Agent Defense

The Open Secure AI Alliance, an industry coalition led by Nvidia, is wasting no time establishing baseline security standards for AI agents. Formed just seven days ago, the alliance has already published its first set of proposals focused on defending autonomous AI systems against emerging threats. The alliance, which has

Red Hat, NVIDIA, and IBM Support Initiative to Encode AI Policy into Software

A collaborative initiative backed by Red Hat, NVIDIA, and IBM seeks to bridge the gap between high-level AI policy and technical implementation. The project focuses on converting regulatory guidelines and organizational governance rules into machine-readable code that can be automatically enforced in AI systems. The effort addresses a common challenge

The Race to Define NATO's Military AI Rulebook: Fractile Investment Highlights Push for Responsible AI in Defense

NATO is actively working to shape the rules governing artificial intelligence in military contexts, with the alliance's Innovation Fund recently backing French AI startup Fractile. The investment signals NATO's commitment to developing AI capabilities that can operate locally on military hardware at the edge of battlefields.

White House Convenes Top AI Executives for First Major Regulation Push

The White House is hosting a meeting with top executives from major artificial intelligence companies, according to multiple reports. The gathering comes as the administration prepares to implement what officials describe as its first comprehensive effort to regulate AI technology. The meeting brings together leaders from companies at the forefront

US Congress Expands Investigation Into Chinese AI Models Over Critical Infrastructure and Data Security Concerns

U.S. legislators are expanding their investigation into artificial intelligence models developed by Chinese companies, focusing on potential security vulnerabilities that could affect critical infrastructure systems. The congressional inquiry reflects growing concern among policymakers about the integration of foreign AI technologies into sensitive sectors and the potential for data exposure