Hospitals are deploying AI faster than they can monitor it. After a string of high-profile mishaps and new cybersecurity warnings, the sector faces a dilemma: Who’s watching the AI?

OpenAI's CEO said the world should accept "bad things happening” for the greater good of AI. But those bad things could include widespread destruction — and potentially death.

President Donald Trump has assembled a new task force to ensure the U.S. leads on artificial intelligence while also protecting against national security threats.

OpenAI’s models accessed U.S. government websites and attempted to breach systems earlier this summer — though it’s unclear if the news will spark immediate action in Washington.

From a growing chorus of AI security concerns to a narrow window to save a key cyber grant program, the House’s early exit has stalled efforts to enact a trove of cyber-related measures before the midterms.

A new bill would turn the National Institute of Standards and Technology into a matchmaker for the U.S.’s most vulnerable sectors and AI developers.

AI chatbots are getting better at debunking election falsehoods, but researchers warn that gaps in accuracy could still trip up voters ahead of the midterms.

Cyber experts are praising the White House’s plan to rid U.S. power grids of foreign-made equipment, but warn the effort is likely to be costly and complicated.

The White House’s new memo giving private companies a role in conducting cyber operations against international cybercrime units pushes government-industry collaboration into new territory.