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Jakarta Globe (Antara) report, January 2026, on a draft Indonesian rule requiring platforms to label or watermark generative AI content, alongside a planned National AI Roadmap and AI ethics regulation.
Anthropic's June 2026 framework proposing obligations for frontier AI developers and cross-government resilience investments, addressing biological weapons, offensive cyber, loss of control, and automated research and development.
RAND Corporation perspective paper by a team of researchers proposing a U.S. strategy for maintaining freedom of action as AI capabilities advance toward potential superintelligence.
Anthropic announcement (October 8, 2026) of its updated Usage Policy, effective November 12, 2026. Changes consolidate the rules on deceptive campaigns, narrow the elections rules, add controls for Claude connected to autonomous physical hardware, and prohibit sustained cruel behavior toward its models.
Anthropic announcement (October 8, 2026) of $150 million over three years for the U.S. government's AI-for-science effort, the Genesis Mission. The company says the commitment extends Claude to more than 15 federal agencies, including NASA, NIH and NSF.
Politico's Decoded interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, published October 4, 2026. Note: the publication's page blocked our reader, so this entry is based on the title and source only; open the link for the full interview.
An executive order signed September 29, 2026 and published in the Federal Register on October 2, 2026. It directs executive departments and agencies, to the maximum extent permitted by law, to use the terms "Super Intelligence" and "SI" in place of "Artificial Intelligence" and "AI" in official correspondence, public communications, websites and reports.
A New York Post exclusive reporting that the Federal Trade Commission is ramping up a sweeping probe of Anthropic, OpenAI and other frontier labs to uncover the potential dangers their technology poses. The article describes the scope of the investigation into the companies behind the leading AI models.
A bipartisan 501(c)(4) organization educating Americans on AI issues and advancing an AI policy agenda that prioritizes the public interest, including safeguards for children and workers, semiconductor export controls, and transparency for leading AI labs.
A policy group that describes itself as guided by President Trump's AI Action Plan and National Policy Framework, advocating for fewer regulatory obstacles to U.S. AI development.
A Washington AI policy group describing its work as "evidence-based AI policy," publishing research and commentary that argues for a single national AI framework over state-by-state rules.
A 501(c)(4) nonprofit campaigning for pro-innovation AI policy and U.S. leadership in AI, with reports, a blog and calls to action.
A political organization that supports pro-AI candidates at the state and federal level to advance an AI-innovation policy agenda in Washington and the states.
A catalog of policy proposals for responding to economic disruption from transformative AI, published by the Windfall Trust. Proposals are organized into five domains — public and social investments, labor market adaptation, wealth capture, regulation and market design, and global coordination — with a filterable page listing every policy.
Advocacy organization focused on reducing risks from advanced AI, with policy work and public materials.
ControlAI post outlining three stopgap measures for immediate AI security threats, which it says do not avert extinction risk.
Advocacy organization working on AI regulation.
Coalition working to shift AI development toward human flourishing. The site has its statement, members and updates.
Report from the Cambridge Programme on AI Science & Policy (CASP) at the University of Cambridge on the intelligence explosion question. The page blocked the automated check, so this description is based on the report title and publisher.
Yahoo News report on Pope Leo XIV emphasizing the importance of taking AI safety concerns seriously, in contrast with President Trump's dismissal of the issue. Published September 28, 2026.
TrustFinance News report on FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson's statement that companies remain liable for the outputs of their AI agents and cannot treat them as independent actors.
Sen. Bernie Sanders's office publishes his prepared remarks arguing for federal regulation of artificial intelligence. A politician's own statement, not independent analysis.
A public declaration calling for humans to stay in charge of artificial intelligence, with a list of the people and organizations that have endorsed it.
A Brookings article on how governments can keep meaningful human control over AI used in military systems, including decisions about the use of force.
