California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed an AI safety bill after tech industry objections, citing concerns it could stifle innovation. He emphasized the need for empirical analysis and workable guardrails. The bill’s author argued that the veto leaves California less safe, as voluntary commitments from the industry are not enforceable.
Top executives from Google, Adobe, Microsoft, and Facebook parent company Meta will appear before the US Senate Intelligence Committee on…
Data fiduciaries will have to establish organization-wide privacy responsibilities and accountability for data privacy, which would, in some cases, call…
The framework will supersede the existing cybersecurity circulars and guidelines for the entities regulated by Sebi, according to a circular.