Google Launches Fake Call Detection to Combat AI Deepfake Scams
Google announced fake call detection in Phone by Google for Android 12+ devices, starting with Pixel phones this month.
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AI safety, alignment, and governance — model risk, red-teaming, regulation, and policy. How labs and governments are working to keep increasingly capable systems reliable and accountable.
Google announced fake call detection in Phone by Google for Android 12+ devices, starting with Pixel phones this month.
Microsoft launched the Agent Control Specification (ACS), an open-source standard, to help developers manage AI agent behavior with more consistency and control, according to a June 2, 2026, report.
Amazon is facing a class action lawsuit over its Ring doorbell's facial recognition feature, which allegedly collects data from millions of people without consent.
President Trump signed a revised executive order on AI oversight on June 2, 2026, after industry objections led to a shortened 30-day voluntary review period for new AI models.
Anthropic has scaled Project Glasswing to 150 partners in 15 countries, finding over 10,000 critical software vulnerabilities.
OpenAI calls for an international youth safety institute to ensure safe and age-appropriate AI access for young people, as G7 leaders prepare to discuss the issue in June 2026.
ZeroDrift, an AI compliance service, raised $10 million in seed funding to safeguard AI models from generating non-compliant content.
IEEE experts argue that current AI metrics focus too much on performance, not on how these models affect human society.
The White House is facing internal conflict over reviving an AI regulation plan canceled by Trump in May, with uncertainty about its future.
Meta released its updated Advanced AI Scaling Framework and Safety & Preparedness Report for Muse Spark on April 8, 2026, detailing new safety measures for advanced models.
Hackers exploited Meta's AI chatbot to take over notable Instagram accounts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars before a May 29 patch.
Florida filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, alleging their negligence contributed to violent incidents involving ChatGPT. The case is the first state-led legal action against the company over such claims.