Healthcare organizations in the United States face new requirements to keep agentic AI systems safe and secure. Agentic AI systems are special types of artificial intelligence that can work on their own to look at and use patient information. Starting in February 2026, hospitals and clinics must check if their agentic AI is safe before using it. If they don't follow the rules, they could pay very large fines up to $2.13 million each year. Around the world, countries are working together to make sure AI is ethical and trustworthy. The United Nations started a new panel of experts to study AI safety and make sure humans stay in control. In the United States, the government found that many federal agencies are not following AI safety rules properly. Even though there are lots of new AI laws and guidelines from the European Union, Japan, and other countries, keeping up with all the rules is hard for organizations. The main challenge is making sure agentic AI systems don't hurt people's privacy or make wrong decisions on their own. Companies need to have special agreements with their AI vendors and use encryption to keep patient information safe. Around the world, governments are trying to find the right balance between letting companies create new AI technology and protecting people from harm.