- Weekly AI Policy Pulse – 2025-W36 (Sep 01–Sep 07, JST)
2025-W36 — 2025-09-01
- Legislative proposals in the US focus on AI accountability and ethical use.
- Significant investments in AI infrastructure are reshaping the workforce and economy.
- International policy changes may affect AI research collaboration.
- [3] The AI Accountability and Personal Data Protection Act emphasizes transparency and fairness in AI systems.
- [4] The Unleashing AI Innovation in Financial Services Act aims to promote AI while ensuring consumer protection.
- [6] The AI Impersonation Prevention Act mandates clear labeling of AI-generated content to combat misinformation.
- Weekly AI Policy Pulse – 2025-W35 (Aug 25–Aug 31, JST)
2025-W35 — 2025-08-25
- GAIIN launched to improve AI policy information accessibility.
- NIST finalized lightweight cryptography standards for IoT devices.
- U.S. Copyright Office requires Pay.gov for statutory royalty payments.
- [1] GAIIN launched to enhance AI policy information accessibility.
- [7] The HAIP Reporting Framework aims to improve AI transparency.
- [4] Evaluation of the International Data Transfer Agreement provides insights into international data transfer challenges.
- Weekly AI Policy Pulse – 2025-W34 (Aug 18–Aug 24, JST)
2025-W34 — 2025-08-18
- NIST organized a workshop with 140 experts on AI tool use in agent systems.
- The UK is revising digital identity guidelines to enhance cybersecurity.
- AI technology is improving public service delivery in healthcare and safety.
- [1] NIST organized a workshop with 140 experts to discuss tool use in agent systems.
- [4] NIST researchers demonstrated that superconducting neural networks can learn autonomously.
- [3] Salesforce shared insights on enhancing responsible AI through the G7 Hiroshima AI Process.
- Weekly AI Policy Pulse – 2025-W33 (Aug 11–Aug 17, JST)
2025-W33 — 2025-08-11
- NIST released a draft for ransomware risk management guidelines.
- The Digital Inclusion Innovation Fund offers grants to support digitally excluded individuals.
- The Public Switched Telephone Network charter aims to protect vulnerable individuals during digital transitions.
- [1] NIST released a draft for ransomware risk management guidelines.
- [4] The second public draft of the Supply Chain Traceability framework is open for feedback.
- [5] NIST introduced tools for BGP security to enhance cybersecurity resilience.
- Weekly AI Policy Pulse – 2025-W32 (Aug 04–Aug 10, JST)
2025-W32 — 2025-08-04
- The UK government is seeking public input on trust services to inform future policy [1].
- A call for evidence has been issued to promote trusted data access and sharing [3].
- New laws in the UK require websites to detect and remove harmful content for children [2].
- Research highlights cyber risks associated with cloud computing in the space sector [9].
- The UK is investing in future technologies to boost the digital sector [6].
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