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Researchers pitted a person against a Claude agent and found that, after a week of texting, the AI chatbot was more effective at creating “exploitable trust” with others.
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Apple has released a significant upgrade to Siri, incorporating large language model capabilities to make the assistant behave more like a modern AI chatbot. The updated version is described as imperfect but a meaningful departure from its previous form.
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An anonymous account on X analyzed 38 fan fiction stories tied to the popular hockey romance 'Heated Rivalry' and claimed to identify AI-generated text in each one. The accusation set off a significant backlash within the fandom community.
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A consumer technology outlet published a roundup reviewing ten cordless stick vacuum cleaners, assessing their cleaning performance to help buyers choose between available models.
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A group of teenagers developed their own framework for governing AI use in schools, stepping into a policy gap that adult educators and administrators have largely failed to fill. Their effort produced concrete guidelines where most institutional attempts have stalled.
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A German startup is offering free chef-cooked meals to consumers in exchange for permission to record the entire cooking session inside their homes, with the footage used to train humanoid robots. The arrangement turns private kitchens into data collection environments under the cover of a lifestyle perk.
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Demand from AI data centers is driving up computer memory prices sharply, bucking the long-standing industry pattern that has historically kept memory costs on a downward trend.
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The European Union's AI Act enforcement framework is gaining new teeth in Brussels as regulators begin confronting the practical challenges posed by autonomous AI systems. The development marks a shift from the law's drafting phase toward active oversight of real-world AI deployment.
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Ireland has established an AI Office under the AI Regulation Bill 2026, with Paul Byrne named as its first CEO. The office will serve as the country's dedicated body for overseeing AI regulation.
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Leader of Spain's Ceuta warns of emergency as 1,500 migrants arrive in one week reuters.com
Australia's privacy regulator has updated its guidance on facial recognition technology following a ruling against hardware retailer Bunnings, which had used the technology in its stores. The updated guidance reflects lessons from that enforcement action and is aimed at organizations considering or currently using facial recognition.
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Drone strike near Suez Canal in Egypt raises new security threat in widening war Reuters
Privacy advocacy group noyb has filed a GDPR complaint against the online dictionary dict.cc, alleging that the site uses a single-click consent button to grant data access to 1,741 advertising and tracking partners. The complaint argues that bundling that many recipients into one click makes it impossible for users to give the informed, specific consent the GDPR requires.
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Brevard County's school district has adopted a formal policy governing the use of artificial intelligence, setting rules for how AI tools can be used within the district. The policy represents one of the earlier moves by a Florida school system to put written guidelines around AI in an educational setting.
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Epstein Becker Green attorney Alaap B. Shah was featured in PYMNTS discussing how health care organizations can build AI governance frameworks that hold up under scrutiny. The piece focuses on what it takes to make AI use in health care defensible to regulators, patients, and courts.
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The Trump administration is reportedly considering controls on AI systems following hacking incidents involving OpenAI, a shift from its previously permissive stance toward the technology.
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xAI, Elon Musk's AI company, filed a federal lawsuit against Minnesota to block a new state law that would ban nudification technology — tools that generate fake nude images of real people. The law, the first of its kind in the country, was set to take effect days after the suit was filed.
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An expert has assessed that the United States is significantly behind where it should be on establishing governance frameworks and guardrails for artificial intelligence regulation. The warning points to a structural lag between how fast AI is being deployed and how slowly oversight mechanisms are being built.
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The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has issued guidance calling for an interagency group to monitor developments where artificial intelligence intersects with biological sciences, including AI-driven life sciences research. The policy identifies this convergence as high-risk and frames federal coordination as a response to emerging dangers in the field.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has stated that he supports regulation of artificial intelligence. The comment was reported by Semafor, though no specific regulatory framework or policy details were attached to the statement.
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Chinese robotics companies are expanding into the UK retail sector, where slow productivity growth and labor shortages have created demand for automated warehouse and logistics systems.
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The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against telehealth company Hims & Hers, targeting the company's data privacy practices and billing conduct. The action signals continued federal scrutiny of how digital health platforms handle sensitive consumer information and subscription-style charges.
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Meta's stock dropped amid investor frustration over the company's heavy AI spending. Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta plans to begin selling AI tools to other businesses, marking a new commercial direction for the company.
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