AI Governance
AI capability developments, regulatory frameworks, investment, and the governance contest over artificial intelligence. Published every Friday.
Artificial Intelligence Monitor — W/E 24 April 2026 (Re-issued)
Re-issued 2026-04-24 per AD-2026-04-24l-instance-1. Original publish shipped 5 developments; K0-pass2 lab evidence produced 14.
Read briefing →Artificial Intelligence Monitor — W/E 21 April 2026
The EU AI Act standards vacuum represents the most immediate governance risk as high-risk compliance deadline approaches without sufficient harmonised standards
Read briefing →Artificial Intelligence Monitor — W/E 17 April 2026
Read briefing →Artificial Intelligence Monitor — W/E 10 April 2026
EU AI Act Standards Vacuum enables compliance arbitrage until August 2026
Read briefing →Artificial Intelligence Monitor — W/E 1 April 2026
Anthropic's double opsec failure in five days — Claude Mythos leaked via CMS and KAIROS/BUDDY/undercover-mode exposed via npm — reveals systemic internal controls failure at the lab with the largest DoD-adjacent AI footprint, exactly as the GSA 'any lawful use' clause threatens to codify no-safety-restrictions as standard federal AI procurement.
Read briefing →Artificial Intelligence Monitor — Week of 30 March 2026
China's state formalisation of AI tokens as an economic settlement unit and OpenAI's compute reallocation from video synthesis to robotics pre-training are this week's two structural signals — geopolitical AI architecture is now being built in terminology committees as much as in data centers.
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