Category: AI Governance
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OpenAI Publishes Third-Party Assessment Framework, Handing Buyers New Oversight Language
OpenAI published a framework outlining how independent assessors should vet its models, providing enterprise buyers with specific procurement language to mandate external safety reviews and manage vendor conflicts of interest.
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California Orders AI Safety Guardrails and a ‘Kill Switch’ Study
California is advancing AI oversight ahead of federal legislation, establishing new timelines for companies operating…
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Two Bipartisan Bills Would Turn Voluntary AI Safety Testing Into Federal Law
Two House lawmakers introduced legislation to make AI pre-deployment testing and China supply-chain controls…
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New MCP Certification Tests Engineers, Not Agents
The first credential from the Agentic AI Foundation validates what a person knows about Model Context Protocol, not whether any agent connecting through it is safe. Useful for hiring, but not a substitute for assessing your MCP servers.
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Teachers’ Unions and Microsoft Publish an Enforceable AI Privacy Standard for Schools
The AFT, the UFT, and Microsoft published a National AI Safety and Privacy Standard for schools, written as enforceable contract language. Its defined terms and training-use restrictions are a usable precedent for public-sector AI policy.
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Broadcom Announces AgentMinder for AI Agent Governance
Broadcom announced AgentMinder, a product for governing and controlling autonomous AI agents at runtime. The capability list is promising, but every claim so far comes from Broadcom itself.
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The White House’s AI Executive Orders: The Full List, and What Each One Did
Nine executive orders since January 2025 have redrawn federal AI policy. Here’s what each one did, and where the next one is likely to land.
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OMB M-25-21 Sets the Federal AI Compliance Baseline
OMB Memorandum M-25-21, issued in April 2025, is the binding AI governance baseline for federal agencies, and every deadline in it has now passed. Vendors selling into those accounts should expect to be asked for proof.
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Healthcare Moves First on Sector-Specific AI Security Standards
The Coalition for Health AI is building a security playbook for AI in healthcare before regulators write one, with deliverables targeted for the end of 2026.
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NIST Sets Sept. 30 Deadline for Comments on Human-Centered Cybersecurity
Security leaders have until September 30, 2026 to shape NIST’s next set of cybersecurity guidance. This is an early input stage, not a compliance deadline.
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