Nigeria drafts framework for AI use in governance and services
A global report found 63% of employers say AI has significantly boosted productivity at work.
Navigating the new tech frontier: Governance in a fragmented world
Schive and Banin call for a shift in perspective, viewing governance not as a hindrance but as essential infrastructure for innovation. They advocate for adaptive, inclusive, and globally coordinated governance frameworks that can keep pace with technological advancements.
Lords reject UK AI copyright bill again
The House of Lords insists AI development should not come at the expense of artists' rights and fair compensation.
The Africa Declaration on AI: Paving the way for Africa’s future
The Africa Declaration on Artificial Intelligence, adopted in Kigali, Rwanda, on April 4, 2025, outlines Africa's unified vision for ethical, inclusive, and sustainable AI development.
EU GPAI Code of Practice drafting sparks disagreements
The first draft of the EU AI Code is expected by November, with finalisation planned for 2025.
UN issues final report with key recommendations on AI governance
The recommendations respond to the rapid spread of AI technologies and the varied global regulatory approaches.
Council of Europe opens AI convention for signature
The Convention on Artificial Intelligence is a first-of-its-kind global treaty that aims to ensure AI upholds human rights.
OpenAI cracks down on Iranian influence campaign
Despite low audience engagement, OpenAI has shared threat intelligence with stakeholders and remains committed to detecting and mitigating such abuses through collaboration and advanced AI tools.
European Parliament forms joint working group to monitor AI Act implementation
Details on how the working group will function will be finalised after the summer.
Biden administration assembles AI expert team
President Joe Biden has formed a team of experts to create standards for AI training and deployment across industries.
