Fkra Editorial
Reporting and analysis from the Fkra editorial team on AI, learning, and the future of education in the MENA region.
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Through 2025 the gap between what agents promise and what they deliver became impossible to ignore. The labs, the buyers, and the regulators are all responding. Here is the state of the response.
On May 1 Geoffrey Hinton resigned Google to speak about AI risk. On May 16 Sam Altman called for AI licensing in front of the US Senate. The alignment-and-risk conversation shifted from the research lab to public policy this month.
Italy's temporary ban on ChatGPT forced OpenAI to ship age-gating, data-export tools, and clearer training-data disclosures within a month. The EU's parliamentary committee voted to require foundation-model transparency on April 27. The regulatory year began in earnest.