Smart Wearables Move Past Fitness Into Nervous System Regulation
A new category of wearable technology is shifting focus away from step counts and heart rates toward direct nervous system modulation and stress management.
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A new category of wearable technology is shifting focus away from step counts and heart rates toward direct nervous system modulation and stress management.
Billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel has used his private lecture tour to characterize advocates of artificial intelligence regulation as enablers of the biblical antichrist.
California lawmakers have enacted a broad suite of legislation targeting artificial intelligence deployment across public agencies, workplace monitoring, and legal service providers.
The European Union has adopted new governance principles for artificial intelligence in health technology assessments, aiming to ensure safety, ethics, and reliability in medical AI across member stat...
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for intensified governmental oversight of artificial intelligence development while simultaneously advocating for broader technological access across the countr...
The European Union's AI Act, now in its enforcement phase, is reshaping the cybersecurity obligations of technology companies operating in or serving customers in the European market. The A...
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life, public opinion in the United States is shifting toward stronger government oversight of AI technologies. Recent surveys i...
The newly formed artificial intelligence task force ordered a sweeping federal evaluation to map out national security and economic risks associated with emerging technologies.
Local leaders in Indianapolis are pushing for legislative oversight to regulate how law enforcement and city agencies deploy public surveillance tech.
Representative Rashida Tlaib has introduced legislation to cut off federal dollars for Flock Safety automated license plate readers, citing severe surveillance and privacy risks.