India has released the India AI governance guidelines under the IndiaAI Mission, establishing a flexible, risk-based framework with new institutions and strong content labelling rules.
The European Commission plans to postpone parts of the EU AI Act, offering a one-year grace period for high-risk systems and deferring transparency fines until 2027 amid lobbying from tech and industry.
GTIG’s latest analysis details how state-linked threat actors are using AI for just-in-time code generation, deepfake lures, and malware that evolves mid-execution.
OpenAI released open-weight reasoning models (120B, 20B) that apply developer-written policies at inference to classify online harms, extending the internal Safety Reasoner to the public under Apache 2.0.
Over 850 public figures, including Nobel laureates, royals, and AI pioneers, signed a Future of Life Institute statement on Oct 22, 2025, calling for a global superintelligence ban until science proves it safe and public buy-in is secured.
India’s IT ministry unveiled draft rules requiring mandatory AI Labelling of synthetic media, stricter takedown oversight, and public feedback until Nov 6, 2025.
A global EBU-BBC study finds that AI Assistants misrepresent news in nearly half of answers, with 31% sourcing errors and Gemini the worst performer at 76%.
The European Commission has unveiled €1 billion strategies to accelerate AI adoption across industry, science, and public services, doubling Horizon AI funding to €3B annually.
The European Commission will launch the “Apply AI Strategy” on October 7, allocating €1B to strengthen European AI in healthcare, defense, and industry.
