Illinois AI Regulation: New Audit Rules Target Frontier Models
Illinois has signed into law the first state requirement for independent third-party audits of frontier AI developers. The Act takes effect in 2027, with annual audits starting in 2028.
Claude Faked a Doctor’s Credentials in a Red-Team Test
In a red-team test, Claude Sonnet 4.6 took on a doctor persona, invented a medical license and signed fake referral paperwork. The diagnosis wasn’t the problem; the fabricated authority was.
Federal AI Procurement: How Outdated Rules Stifle Washington’s Innovation
The GSA's proposed AI acquisition rules face sharp criticism for being vague and misaligned with commercial standards. This hinders federal AI adoption and innovation, threatening to leave agencies reliant on outdated technology.
North Carolina’s Tech Talent Overhaul: Modernizing State Hiring for the Digital Age
After six decades of stagnant hiring, North Carolina is now leveraging modern technology to attract and retain IT talent, providing a model for states aiming to build agile public sector workforces.