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Press Release

Knowledge Networks Convenes Lawmakers, Regulators and Builders in Northern Virginia to Confront the Power Demands of the AI Decade

Knowledge Networks, The American Bazaar, RegulatingAI and AI on the Ballot hosted “Powering the AI Decade,” a forum on the energy, permitting, financing and public trust questions behind America’s AI infrastructure buildout VIENNA, Va., October 17, 2026 – Knowledge Networks, together with The American Bazaar, RegulatingAI and AI on the Ballot, convened members of Congress, […]

October 16, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

Blogs

The Global AI Regulation Divide: Why Countries Cannot Agree on the Rules

AI links computers around the world. However, it is regulated with an entirely different perspective by leaders. Today, many governments have started imposing tough global AI regulations. This is because they need to control the damage. Meanwhile, they want to safeguard the data of their citizens too. However, such differing sets of laws generally don’t […]

October 14, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

Press Release

Knowledge Networks and RegulatingAI Unveil The AI Policy 100 (2026), Naming the 100 People Who Write the Rules of Artificial Intelligence

Knowledge Networks, the Washington, D.C.-based organization behind RegulatingAI, has published The AI Policy 100 (2026), its inaugural annual ranking of the 100 individuals with the greatest influence on how artificial intelligence is governed. Knowledge Networks announced the list on August 5, 2026 at The AI Policy Summit at Ai4 Las Vegas. It identifies the regulators […]

September 28, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

Press Release

Club de Madrid and RegulatingAI Host High-Level Round Table on Artificial Intelligence in the Global Public Interest during UNGA81

Leaders from diplomacy, technology, global health, journalism and civil society asked who builds, who scrutinizes and who governs AI NEW YORK (September 25, 2026) Club de Madrid and RegulatingAI co-hosted the invitation-only round table “Who Builds, Who Oversees, Who Governs? Artificial Intelligence in the Global Public Interest” on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at the University […]

September 25, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

AI Governance

From Capitol Hill to Brussels: Where Is AI Policy Heading Next?

Artificial intelligence tools evolve at lightning speed across modern society. Lawmakers worldwide now race to establish guardrails for these powerful technologies. This rapid shift creates a complex, changing landscape for AI policy. From Washington to Brussels, the various governments develop individual approaches for dealing with the risks associated with technology. This issue is closely followed […]

September 24, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

AI Advisory

Why Policymakers Need Better AI Intelligence, Not More AI Reports

Governments around the world face a growing mountain of digital documents every day. Every think tank, consulting firm, and university publishes lengthy papers about automated systems. Yet leaders still struggle to pass effective rules for fast-moving algorithms. The real solution is clear, actionable AI policy intelligence that turns raw text into decisions. Static documents cannot […]

September 18, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

AI Governance

What Happens When AI Moves Faster Than the Law?

AI evolves at breakneck speed. New computational models launch almost every single week. Meanwhile, traditional legal systems move very slowly. This growing gap creates deep uncertainty across global markets. Lawmakers struggle to understand complex neural networks. Without proactive AI regulation, society faces unprecedented legal voids. The legal system relies on precedent and deliberation. Crafting comprehensive […]

September 11, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

AI Governance

Inside the Global Race to Regulate Artificial Intelligence

AI is reshaping industries faster than ever before. Software is automatically coded, diseases are diagnosed, and realistic images are created within seconds through automated means. But such fast advancements pose significant threats to security, privacy, and economics. Countries are trying hard to create digital protection for their citizens. Today, the competition among nations to regulate […]

September 10, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

AI Governance

The AI Policy Blindspot: Why Governments Are Struggling to Keep Up With AI

Artificial intelligence evolves at a speed that traditional public institutions cannot match. Machine learning models gain new powers every single month. Meanwhile, public officials rely on slow legislative routines designed decades ago. This growing mismatch creates massive AI policy challenges across every level of administration. Lawmakers face a digital revolution that reshapes labor, national security, […]

September 9, 2026 wp_regulating_ai

Blogs

The Development-Governance Paradox: Why 83% of AI Funding in Africa Goes to Just Four Countries — and What That Means for Continental AI Policy

African nations face a complex challenge in technology leadership today. The African Union adopted an ambitious continental AI policy in July 2024. This strategy aims to harness digital innovation across fifty-five member states. However, ambitious ideals quickly clash with severe infrastructure deficits across the continent. Most developing countries lack the compute power needed for complex […]

September 4, 2026 wp_regulating_ai