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UK civil liberties organisation Liberty has issued a response to the government's proposals on facial recognition technology. The specifics of the government's plans and Liberty's detailed objections are not disclosed in the available excerpt.
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South Korean stocks dropped more than 5 percent following U.S. midterm election results, with investor concern about potential AI regulation driving part of the sell-off.
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The UK government is developing a new legal code to govern how retailers use facial recognition technology in stores. The move suggests existing rules are seen as insufficient to cover the specific ways this surveillance is being deployed in retail settings.
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Democrats’ success was helped by popular anger over tech, AI and the super rich – life for billionaires could become much more difficult The photo of Silicon Valley centi-billionaires at Donald Trump’s inauguration – Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg, front row and side by side – now looks like a hitlist for a blue Congress hellbent on making life difficult for billionaires. The picture symbolized at the time the bending of the knee by the richest men in the world to its most powerful, a symbiosis of the ultra-rich. Already unfathomably wealthy, Silicon Valley tycoons believed a Maga-sized public s…
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More than 100 campaign groups will join together in 15 countries this week to call for a halt to major AI projects Protesters across Europe are planning two days of action against datacentres this week with demonstrations taking place in 15 countries. More than 100 groups are joining together for the “Stop Dirty Data Centres” events on Friday and Saturday. They are calling for a moratorium on large projects, citing environmental and social costs that “we can no longer afford”. Continue reading...
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The UK government plans to expand its use of facial recognition technology to support immigration enforcement operations. Details on the specific systems or rollout timeline are limited, but the move signals a broader push to embed biometric identification into border and immigration controls.
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The EU AI Act, the world's first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence, includes outright bans on certain AI applications and phases in additional requirements over time. The regulation is now drawing renewed attention as key provisions begin to take effect.
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Thomson Reuters has published guidance outlining how audit firms can build practical AI governance frameworks, covering policy design, approval workflows, and operational guardrails.
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The UK government plans to use facial recognition technology as part of a significant immigration enforcement effort. Few operational details have been made public, but the move signals an expansion of biometric surveillance in immigration control.
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South Korean stocks dropped more than 5 percent following U.S. midterm election results, with investor concern over the prospect of tighter AI regulation driving part of the sell-off.
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South Korean stocks dropped more than 5 percent following U.S. midterm elections, with investor concern over potential tightening of AI regulation cited as a contributing factor in the sell-off.
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Healthcare can’t govern the AI tools it hasn’t found yet Help Net Security
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South Korea's two major stock exchanges, KOSPI and KOSDAQ, triggered circuit breakers — automatic trading halts — amid investor concerns over potential AI regulation tied to the U.S. election cycle.
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OpenAI faces fresh Data Privacy and Security controversy amid Insider Threat concerns Cybersecurity Insiders
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A Help Net Security report finds that company spending on AI governance is rising, yet organizations are gaining less actual control over their AI systems in the process.
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Micron's stock dropped to a three-month low as chip stocks broadly sold off following a senior Democratic lawmaker's call for AI regulation and a pause in AI development. The remarks appear to have rattled investor confidence across the semiconductor sector.
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South Korea's finance minister has signaled that the country will closely watch for shifts in U.S. AI policy following the midterm elections. The statement reflects Seoul's awareness that American regulatory and political changes could affect its own technology and economic planning.
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A UK parliamentary committee has concluded that Britain is dangerously dependent on China for critical minerals essential to defence, AI, and clean energy. MPs are calling for a centralized government policy and a dedicated finance facility to fund domestic and diversified mining.
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PODCAST: US midterms may prick AI bubble and rattle oil Reuters
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An opinion piece argues that new AI policy guidelines at a broader level create pressure on schools to revisit and update their own AI policies. The piece appears to call for educational institutions to respond to shifting guidance on artificial intelligence.
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Bozeman School District is responding to changes in Google's AI access policies that affect how students and staff can use Google's AI tools. The district is adjusting its own rules in response to the updated policy.
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Chainalysis, a blockchain analytics firm serving law enforcement and national security clients, disclosed a cyberattack that exposed some data belonging to all of its users. The company said the breach involved so-called agentic techniques.
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Democrats have gained ground in Congress and are pushing forward with AI regulation efforts, reportedly despite significant spending by the technology industry to influence the process.
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U.S. equity markets, led by the NASDAQ, posted gains even as concerns about potential AI regulation circulated among investors. The rally suggests markets are, for now, pricing in AI's upside more heavily than its regulatory risk.
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