Updates
India backs ‘Human-led AI’ for digital government
AI-enabled governance becomes a cornerstone of India’s long-term public sector transformation.
Bank of England explores AI ‘kill switches’ for markets
Regulators are exploring emergency safeguards, simulation tools, and cross-bank recovery systems to improve resilience against AI-related financial disruption.
UN welcomes first global scientific assessment of AI
Officials warn that AI is advancing faster than regulatory systems, urging governments to act before their ability to shape outcomes is reduced.
AI for Good Global Commission launches to expand trusted AI access
Access, trust and impact will be the focus of the AI for Good Global Commission.
Pew survey finds majority support social media ban for under-16s
A Pew Research Center survey has found that 56% of US adults support banning children under 16 from using social media sites. The survey, conducted from 26 May to 1 June 2026 among 9,750 US adults, found that 21% oppose such a ban, while 23% are unsure. Pew said the findings come as governments around (See more)
EU examines harmful design features in online platforms
Large online platforms are under scrutiny for how recommender systems and interface design may intensify exposure to harmful online behaviour.
India and Japan expand strategic AI partnership
The partnership emphasises joint research, talent exchange, and development of multilingual AI models to support innovation and economic growth across the Indo-Pacific region.
Ireland introduces AI Bill to implement EU AI Act
A new independent AI Office of Ireland will oversee enforcement and support AI innovation domestically.
Pax Silica expands with new AI partnership, supply chain initiatives, and workforce programme
The United States and its Pax Silica partners have announced new initiatives to strengthen AI supply chain security, expand international cooperation on AI, and support advanced manufacturing through joint governance, infrastructure, and workforce development projects.
EU examines cloud competition under the Digital Markets Act
The investigation aims to identify whether additional regulatory measures are needed to improve switching options and strengthen competition in digital infrastructure services.
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