As agentic AI systems gain autonomy, governance is no longer optional. Deloitte’s latest guidelines explain how organizations can deploy AI safely, ensuring accountability, transparency, and operational control.

The UK Government has partnered with Anthropic to pilot a next-generation, agentic AI assistant on GOV.UK. Powered by Claude, the system goes beyond traditional chatbots to guide citizens through complex, multi-step government services—starting with employment support—while prioritising safety, privacy, and responsible AI deployment.

Human-centric intelligence redefines AI decision-making by combining machine efficiency with human judgment, ethics, and contextual understanding for smarter outcomes.

AI agents are transforming how businesses automate decisions and workflows—but without proper guardrails, they can introduce serious risks. This guide outlines eight practical principles for building AI agents responsibly, helping organizations balance innovation with trust, security, and accountability.

ETSI EN 304 223 is the first globally applicable European standard for AI cybersecurity. This article breaks down what the new framework means for developers, enterprises, and AI governance teams—and how to prepare for compliance.

Perplexity has rolled out advanced safeguards and user controls for its Comet AI assistant, addressing rising global concerns over AI security and transparency. The update introduces stronger permission settings, enhanced safety filters, and new enterprise-grade security features.

As artificial intelligence becomes the backbone of modern industries, AI governance has emerged as the ultimate competitive advantage. Beyond compliance, it’s now a framework for trust, innovation, and long-term resilience. From the EU AI Act to emerging global standards, organizations that embed transparency, fairness, and accountability into their AI systems are redefining leadership in the age of automation.