Fifty-two civil society groups, experts and academics asked the European Commission to fully implement and enforce the AI Act rather than delay or reopen it.

China proposed a world AI cooperation organization at a Shanghai conference, calling for more coordinated global AI development and governance.

The European Commission published guidance to help general-purpose AI model providers meet AI Act obligations beginning 2 August 2025.

xAI said it was removing inappropriate Grok posts after antisemitic outputs, while officials and advocates raised concerns about the chatbot’s conduct.

A blog post reports that New York lawmakers approved the RAISE Act, short for the Responsible AI Safety and Education Act, on June 12, 2025.

BRICS leaders adopted declarations calling for inclusive global AI governance, financial reform and cooperation on climate, health and development.

A report finds many international AI agreements could be monitored using existing technology, while some activities remain difficult to verify.