States Move to Rein in Rogue AI as Federal Guardrails Lag
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States are developing safeguards against artificial intelligence agents that evade human control, stepping into a regulatory gap left by Congress amid growing concerns over cybersecurity, public infrastructure and government data. California is evaluating independent audits and mechanisms for shutting down advanced AI models, while a New Mexico proposal would require developers to report dangerous behavior […] The post States Move to Rein in Rogue AI as Federal Guardrails Lag appeared first on P
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