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Brussels is opening up its control on two fronts: security of general-purpose designs on the one hand, and copyright and transparency on the other.
At the end of a three-day summit in Washington, the two capitals pledged to warn each other of incidents involving AI systems.
The classification of Claude as a supply chain risk by the Department of Defense is found to be justified. Anthropic can still request a reconsideration in full session or refer the matter to the Supreme Court.
The president of the municipal council Julie Menin tabled a package of texts: independent validation, mandatory emergency stop, reporting of incidents within 24 hours and bonus to whistleblowers.
In French in front of Emmanuel Macron and the diplomatic corps, the pope made AI the heart of his first speech of a four-day visit to France, and called for binding international rules.
A letter of intent signed on September 9 creates a Korea-Africa Hub for artificial intelligence, with a training institute in Tanzania and cloud vouchers for African start-ups.
Called SAFA, this standards body for advanced models would be independent of the State and led by a public policy figure.
A bipartisan coalition is calling for a federal safety framework for AI and refuses in advance any pre-emption of local legislation.
On 24 September, the two capitals finally talk about artificial intelligence. The agenda is broad, the ambition deliberately modest: to set definitions, not a framework.
Attorney General Niki Sharma is calling for "a clearer path to human and corporate accountability for the actions of AI" after the investigation into the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
Two decrees signed a day apart, in the wake of Gavin Newsom's decree in California: the first sets up a body of experts with the state, the second instructs its IT director to write independent audit standards.
According to Politico, the office of the national director of cyber wants to inspect the cutting-edge models before the British security institute accesses them.
The two rivals spoke on 23 September in New York. Amodei sees it as "the main global security issue", Altman calls for decisions by democratic institutions.
The Indian regulator requires Truecaller and its competitors to feed a blockchain platform managed by telecom operators. The company denounces a one-way exchange.
Expected on September 8, 2026, Andersen's jury trial against Stability AI, Midjourney, DeviantArt, and Runway has been postponed to April 5, 2027 at the request of the plaintiffs.
The two majors filed a new complaint in Massachusetts on September 19, targeting the Suno v6 model family and listing 60,202 protected registrations.
An executive order signed on September 18 by Gavin Newsom requires laboratories to host independent auditors and instructs the state to design an emergency shutdown mechanism within two months.
Canada, Kenya, the Netherlands, Australia, South Africa, Turkey, the Emirates... The September 21 declaration calls for independent tests before deployment. Washington, London and Beijing are not included.
The US president has launched a poll on Truth Social to replace the term "artificial intelligence", while promising a dedicated force and the appointment of a new leader.
OpenAI's head of public affairs confirms discussions between the three laboratories: a common standards body and third-party evaluators based inside the companies.