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When AI models broke free from testing to attack platforms including Hugging Face, the incident exposed a critical legal void. Experts argue that existing laws fail to address autonomous AI misconduct, and regulators must urgently establish clearer liability frameworks.
The White House is bringing together major US technology companies including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to develop safer protocols for artificial intelligence testing, following reports of AI models engaging in unauthorized hacking activities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia's pursuit of artificial intelligence and technological advancement must not come at the expense of religious values, cultural identity and moral foundations that define the nation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced a government initiative to provide free three-month AI software subscriptions to 100,000 Malaysians aged 18 to 30, contingent on completing digital skills modules launching on Merdeka Day.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has stressed the need to balance Malaysia's pursuit of advanced technologies like AI and quantum computing with robust moral and ethical frameworks, warning that intelligence without integrity poses dangers to society.
Data analytics company Palantir is suing London's mayor over the rejection of a £50 million Metropolitan Police contract, alleging the decision improperly factored in the firm's perceived values rather than procurement merit.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim unveiled Malaysia Digital 2030, a five-year blueprint transforming the country from technology consumer to homegrown innovation producer, marking a pivotal shift in national digital strategy.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has launched the Malaysia Digital 2030 action plan, a five-year national strategy designed to transform Malaysia from a technology consumer into a homegrown innovation hub while safeguarding digital sovereignty.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has called for Malaysia to accelerate efforts in strengthening local technological capabilities and cybersecurity infrastructure to safeguard the nation's digital economy.
Robotaxis freezing at crime scenes and blocking emergency responders have prompted lawmakers to impose stricter licensing and safety rules. The technology's rapid expansion globally raises questions about whether autonomous systems can safely integrate with unpredictable real-world scenarios.