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The city of Bath is set to receive live facial recognition technology, according to a BBC report. No further details about deployment scope, oversight arrangements, or the responsible authority are available from the available information.
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Veterans Affairs employees said an automated tool designed to speed claims review makes mistakes that can cause errors, delay or deny benefits.
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Western Digital shares fell as part of a broader market selloff tied to investor concern about potential AI regulation. The decline reflects wider anxiety across the tech sector about how regulatory action on AI could affect hardware and infrastructure companies.
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Hood College put AI skeptics on its task force, shaping policy MarketScale
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Scaling Sovereign Wealth: Evaluating Mechanisms for the U.S. Government to Own Parts of AI Companies Lawfare
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A local news roundup from Lookout Santa Cruz covers possible paths for keeping maternity services at Watsonville hospital open, a county-level AI policy update, and election news.
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A former Conservative minister was publicly challenged on live television over statements made about facial recognition technology. The specific claims disputed were not detailed in available reporting.
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What do we know about the wave of bomb threats against flights in Europe? Reuters
The startup Aina bets you won’t need to rely on your phone to control virtual assistants. It’s making a smart ring that lets you control the actions of your autonomous agents with one tap.
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The piece examines how Vatican-backed calls for AI ethics principles collide with the practical limits of global enforcement, where no single authority can compel states or corporations to follow shared norms.
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Potential Sciences, a startup backed by the UK government, is betting that training AI models on computer-generated biochemical data can speed up the plodding process of developing new drugs.
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New rules governing the use of facial recognition technology are prompting convenience retailers to reconsider how they deploy the systems in their stores. The regulations appear to create compliance obligations for a sector that has increasingly turned to facial recognition for loss prevention and customer identification.
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A Seoul court has upheld a record 423.6 billion won ($315.6 million) fine against South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang stemming from a data breach, rejecting the company's request to suspend the penalty while granting a 30-day delay on a separate corrective action requirement.
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Authorities are set to tighten safeguards around police use of facial recognition technology, according to reporting from the Bicester Advertiser. The specific changes and the body responsible for implementing them are not detailed in the available information.
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Denise Herzing, the founder and director of the Wild Dolphin Project, is using AI to help understand audio and video footage of the marine mammals.
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OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceXSI have all reached out to Husk, an influencer who regularly goes viral by exposing the shortcomings of chatbots.
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The UK government is moving toward regulatory oversight of live facial recognition technology. No specific framework or legislation has been detailed, but the signal is that the technology will face formal rules rather than continue operating largely unchecked.
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OpenAI has released a policy framework addressing data center development, responding to public resistance while supporting the infrastructure expansion that AI systems require. The proposal reflects the company's effort to shape policy debates around the physical footprint of AI growth.
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DuckDuckGo is making a push into schools, apparently timing the move around a shift in Google's AI policies that may affect how student data is handled in educational settings.
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The tech industry spent big on the midterms, but it turned out to be a poor investment. Elon Musk poured a staggering $446m dollars into Republican-aligned political action committees (Pacs) and groups since last year, but his efforts didn’t pay off. Democrats won every one of the five Senate races where Musk’s America Pac spent the most money backing Republican candidates. Carter Sherman and Kai Wright are joined by the Guardian’s US tech editor, Blake Montgomery, to ask what the ‘blue tsunami’ will mean for Musk and the wider tech industry. Will this spell the end of AI datacenters? And if…
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Vida Y Salud-Health Systems and Hampton Regional Medical Center have agreed to settlements resolving class action lawsuits tied to separate data breaches. Both cases involved healthcare organizations whose patient data was compromised, leading to litigation under privacy and data protection law.
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Elon Musk, identified as SPCX CEO, publicly pushed back against Democratic efforts to regulate AI following a midterm election outcome, framing the moment as a new era for the technology.
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New laws governing police use of facial recognition technology have been introduced, according to a report from Counter Terror Business. The specifics of the legislation, including which jurisdiction it applies to and what restrictions or permissions it establishes, are not detailed in the available excerpt.
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A profile examines how Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei developed his views on artificial intelligence, touching on the range of opinions about whether he represents genuine caution or excessive alarm about AI risk.
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