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In this 8th edition, we see global leaders calling for a global pause on AI, the UK opening a regulatory sandbox and new international resolutions on data and oversight.
Today, you’ll get a ready-to-use AI incident reporting template for your team.
And as always, “from the news to your action plan” ideas so you can implement concrete steps.
Let’s dive in 👇
TOP 5 OF THE WEEK
🆘 AI leaders call for a global pause
→ More than 850 figures, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, demand a halt to superintelligence due to risks of displacement and human extinction.
🇬🇧 UK launches an AI regulatory framework
→ The UK’s AI Growth Lab opened a Call for Evidence to design a supervised regulatory sandbox that temporarily relaxes certain rules during AI deployment.
🤖 Deloitte – AI is redefining jobs
→ Nitin Mittal argued at the NDTV World Summit that AI hasn’t directly eliminated jobs to date, but upskilling is critical to avoid displacement.
🛑 Stanford – be cautious with chatbots
→ Finds that 6 companies use your chats to train AI by default and recommends reviewing privacy settings.
🇦🇺 Australia updates national standard for safe AI
→ It evolves its Voluntary AI Safety Standard, aligning it with ethical principles and global norms and providing technical guidance for companies.
WHAT HAPPENED WORLDWIDE?
🇦🇷 Argentina – judge’s ruling annulled over AI use
→ The Esquel Chamber annulled a judgment after confirming the judge used generative AI to draft it.
🇮🇳 India – Wadhwani Foundation opens voice access for millions
→ Develops a voice-AI platform giving citizens access to public services in 12 languages.
🇩🇪 Germany modernizes the state with AI
→ Approves an agenda to cut bureaucratic costs by 25% by 2029 and deploy AI in public services.
🇵🇰 Pakistan creates a national AI committee
→ Sets up a steering committee and expert panel to boost the economy with AI and protect data.
🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates – AI policy for elections
→ Requires disclosure of all AI use in FNC campaigns for transparency and oversight—the first electoral framework of its kind.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom rejects tougher algorithm rules
→ Says the Online Safety Act is sufficient and rejects new obligations on algorithms for misinformation and online ads.
🇬🇲 Gambia adopts data-protection law
→ Passes the 2025 bill, the first comprehensive framework to safeguard personal data and enable responsible digital transformation.
🇦🇺 Australia fines deepfake porn
→ The Federal Court orders AUD 343,500 for sexual abuse using deepfakes, strengthening civil penalties.
🇺🇸 United States – AI accountability & rents
→ California bans the “AI autonomy” defense and New York prohibits algorithmic rent pricing to reinforce accountability.
🇬🇳 Guinea advances ethical AI governance
→ Held workshops with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to assess readiness for AI adoption, regulation and governance.
AND AT ENTERPRISE LEVEL?
💹 OpenAI puts Japan forward as a model for ethics and inclusion
→ It highlights Japan’s approach to innovation, ethics and inclusion as a reference point for responsible global AI use.
🧩 IBM achieves ISO/IEC 42001
→ Becomes the first major open-source AI model developer to obtain ISO/IEC 42001 certification for its language models.
ORGANIZATIONS & STANDARDS
🌎 DCO launches AI-REAL Toolkit at the G20
→ A practical framework for governments to assess readiness and adopt responsible AI with inclusive, sustainable strategies.
FROM THE NEWS TO YOUR ACTION PLAN
I turn these headlines into concrete steps you can start today to strengthen your AI governance. Pick 3 to execute this week:
🟪 AI Committee → create a cross-functional body to oversee risk, ethics and compliance across all company AI projects.
🟪 BYOAI Policy → set clear rules for personal AI tools, data storage and mandatory human review.
🟪 Ongoing Training → train all staff in responsible use, privacy and how to spot AI-generated errors or bias.
🟪 Continuous Auditing → run lightweight red-teaming and anti-hallucination validations before model deployment.
🟪 Data Management & Transparency → document sources, metadata and training licenses; enable traceability accessible to auditors.
🟪 Regulatory Compliance → align policies with the AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and national standards such as those in Australia or Gambia.
🟪 Ethics & Human Rights → ensure ethical review for sensitive use cases, with non-discrimination protocols and respect for human dignity.
🟪 Vendors & Portability → require governance clauses, shared audits and a safe exit plan in third-party contracts.
🟪 Security & Incident Response → set up detection and reporting for deepfakes, voice cloning and jailbreaking, with clear response times.
🟪 Impact & Partnerships → measure AI’s social and financial effects, join public consultations and collaborate with universities and NGOs on best practices.
THE BOOK OF THE WEEK
📚 At the “Responsible AI Book Club“, I recommend Chip war of Chris Miller.
Why this book stands out?
How supremacy in semiconductor manufacturing defines the global balance of power. The United States, China, Taiwan, South Korea, the Netherlands and Japan are locked in a quiet (and costly) race in which control over chips translates not only into wealth, but into military capability, surveillance power and digital autonomy. Read the review.
TEMPLATE OF THE WEEK
✅ AI Incident Report
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Any outcome, behavior or failure of an AI system that could harm people, data, or the business. A clear reporting channel speeds detection, limits impact, and aligns with best practices. That’s why it’s important to set up an AI incident reporting channel in your organization. ✍🏼 How I use it: I help companies implement it with measurable operational results. |
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INTERNATIONAL JOB OFFERS
I put together for you a shortlist of top roles in Responsible AI, AI governance, ethics, compliance and AI systems auditing. See the complete global list:
🇬🇧 Senior Advisor – Artificial Intelligence – Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
🇸🇬 Head of Privacy – Dyson
🇺🇸 Fellow, A.I. Initiatives – The New York Times
🇬🇧 Head of AI Governance – Informa
🇸🇬 AI Strategy Director – AI Governance, Enablement and Regulation – JPMorgan Chase
🇺🇸 Specialist AI Governance Advisor – Darktrace
🇺🇸 RFM AI Governance Manager – PricewaterhouseCoopers
🇺🇸 Director, AI Ethics and Governance – Salesforce
🇬🇧 Responsible AI Specialist – Lloyds Banking Group
That’s it for today!
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With gratitude and tea in hand ☕, Karine Mom, passionate about human-centered Responsible AI – AI Governance Consultant & WiAIG Mexico Leader |
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