Governments are facing a widening gap between the speed of artificial intelligence development and the slower machinery of public policy, leaving regulators under pressure to build technical oversight while frontier models continue to improve. The concern sharpened after a Sept. 27 report described a global policy vacuum around fast-moving AI systems, with officials trying to balance national competitiveness, public safety and democratic accountability.
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