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Welcome to the April-May edition of Akin Intelligence. This edition is a double header, covering both months as we prepare for the launch of our new AI Hub—a one-stop resource for AI coverage that will launch soon. Starting next month, each newsletter will cover the events of a single month and will be published early the following month.
Both months saw renewed statements of cooperation between the US and EU on AI-related issues, as well as steps towards finalizing the EU AI Act and confirmation that US agencies successfully completed all 150-day tasks from the October AI Executive Order. By the end of April, the Department of Commerce's Proposed Rule on Malicious Cyber-Enabled Activities received over 500 public comments. Federal and state legislatures continued their work on AI-related bills, with some focus on preventing malicious AI-generated content and other risks. On the industry side, more new and improved AI products continue to be released.
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