US Government Launches Sweeping AI Compute Security Review — "Know Your Customer" Rules Target Cloud Providers to Block Adversarial AI Development
The US Department of Commerce has initiated a comprehensive security review of the nation's AI computing infrastructure. The new "Know Your Customer" (KYC) regulations require cloud providers like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google to verify the identity of foreign entities renting high-performance AI chips. This move aims to close loopholes in existing export controls and prevent adversarial nations from remotely accessing the compute power needed to train frontier AI models.
“DeepSeek Shockwave” Enters Policy Review Phase — Governments Shift From Market Panic to GDPR, AI Act Compliance, and National-Security Controls
Following the market-disrupting release of DeepSeek-R1, the initial financial shock has transitioned into a rigorous policy evaluation phase globally. The White House, US Congress, and tech giants are conducting urgent reviews regarding export control efficacy, the security risks of open-weight models, and the economic viability of current AI scaling laws. Simultaneously, enterprises are rigorously testing DeepSeek's low-cost reasoning capabilities against data privacy compliance.
Global Powers Reach Consensus on Mandatory "AI Watermarking" — US, China, and EU Sign Historic Content Transparency Treaty
In a landmark move to combat deepfakes and digital misinformation, over 40 nations, including the United States, China, and the European Union, have signed the "Global Accord on AI Content Transparency." The agreement mandates a dual-layer watermarking standard—combining C2PA metadata with imperceptible pixel-level watermarking—for all commercial generative AI tools by 2027, creating a unified global front against synthetic media manipulation.
