This Week in AI

A four-pillar framework (risk identification, impact evaluation, mitigation planning, and continuous monitoring) to help CIOs build responsible AI systems.

AI startups raised an unprecedented $1.22 trillion in 2025, with the U.S. commanding 85.5% of that volume.

Huawei has pledged to train 30,000 AI professionals in Malaysia, signaling a new phase of regional workforce scaling.

NIST has released a new draft applying SP 800-53 to AI systems, aiming to close security gaps around data poisoning, model inversion, and adversarial manipulation.

Otter.ai is facing a class-action lawsuit in California, filed on behalf of over 100 plaintiffs, alleging violations of the state’s wiretapping law (CIPA).

A new threat vector is emerging as autonomous AI agents become increasingly capable of executing complex tasks without human intervention.