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The UK published a third-party AI assurance roadmap on September 3, 2025, setting out government actions and future-market infrastructure rather than a new audit certification.
Read analysisNevada approved AB 325 on May 30, 2025, barring AI from making final emergency-response resource decisions and utility shutoff decisions during a disaster or emergency.
Read analysisMicrosoft announced its AI Red Teaming Agent public preview on April 4, 2025, bringing PyRIT-based adversarial testing to Foundry evaluation, reporting and logging surfaces.
Read analysisNIST published AI 100-2e2025 on March 24, 2025, organizing adversarial-machine-learning attacks and mitigations while leaving risk tolerance to the context of each use case.
Read analysisOn February 14, 2025, the UK renamed its AI Safety Institute the AI Security Institute, adding a criminal-misuse team and foregrounding national-security research.
Read analysisGovernor Tina Kotek announced Oregon’s final state-government AI action plan on February 12, 2025, linking governance, security, privacy and workforce recommendations.
Read analysisOECD launched a Hiroshima AI Process reporting framework on February 7, 2025, inviting advanced-AI organizations to disclose risk-management practices in a shared format.
Read analysisThe UK published its AI Cyber Security Code of Practice on January 31, 2025, pairing voluntary principles for developers and operators with a practical implementation guide.
Read analysisGoogle Project Zero and DeepMind announced Big Sleep on November 1, 2024 after it found an unknown SQLite memory-safety flaw that maintainers fixed before an official release.
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