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After Democrats won big in Texas and other AI infrastructure hot spots on Tuesday, data center enthusiasts looked for comfort in low Earth orbit.
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Transparency and advertising experts say trust in politics could be further eroded as a result of ‘lies, deepfakes and AI-generated politicians’ Get our daily political email, free app or daily news podcast It’s the night of Halloween and Jess Wilson has appeared on social media feeds with a warning about a scary prospect: “Americanised healthcare” under a future Liberal government. “If you had a heart attack, you would have to pay $150,000 for care,” the Victorian Liberal leader says, mid-trick or treat. Sign up for Guardian Australia’s Politics, really newsletter here Continue reading...
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The American Medical Association has released a framework for governing the use of artificial intelligence in medicine. The framework is intended to guide how AI tools are developed, deployed, and overseen in healthcare settings.
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Democrats made significant electoral gains, prompting analysis of what a stronger Democratic position means for the direction of U.S. artificial intelligence policy going forward.
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A potential shift in congressional power during midterm elections could reshape the direction of U.S. AI policy, affecting how legislation, oversight, and regulation of artificial intelligence moves forward.
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Tech industry in denial as US overwhelmingly votes to restrict AI, data centers.
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Leading the Future, a super PAC funded by major Silicon Valley billionaires with $100 million aimed at opposing AI regulation, saw little electoral payoff from its spending in Tuesday's midterm elections.
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Google is tying up AI Overviews with traditional search, angering parents and educators who worry that easy, machine-generated answers are leaving kids less capable.
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Whether they call it AI summaries, knowledge panels, or AMP, Google takes actions that are less about functionality and more about locking you into its own ecosystem. Knowing that makes it possible for all of us to choose better services than Google's, defeating their anticompetitive goal. In this case, as it is so often, knowledge is power. In the old days, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and getting online involved your computer making eldritch shrieking, Google was a website that took whatever you typed in and gave you a list of links that best matched what you were searching for. As it's…
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A Democratic electoral sweep is prompting concern in some quarters that stricter AI regulation may follow, according to a Fox Business report. The prospect of tighter oversight has drawn attention from those watching how a shift in political power could reshape AI policy.
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DuckDuckGo is positioning itself as a school-friendly alternative to Google, apparently capitalizing on criticism of Google's AI data practices in education. The privacy-focused search company appears to be targeting schools looking for options after backlash over how Google handles student data in its AI products.
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“Most of the risk is actually created by a couple of players building behind closed doors,” Clément Delangue said of the need for open source AI.
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DreamHost is warning of a data breach after attackers gained access to its File Manager platform for two months and stole customers' FTP/SFTP usernames and passwords. [...]
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Democratic midterm wins set stage for tougher tech and AI scrutiny IAPP
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When does not using AI become negligence? IAPP
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Crédit Mutuel Arkéa has confirmed a cyberattack in which hackers allegedly stole around $133 million by compromising a third-party supplier and using the bank's own accounts to execute fraudulent transfers.
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The UK government has announced a plan to introduce guardrails and oversight mechanisms governing police use of facial recognition technology. Details of the framework have not been specified in available reporting.
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In addition to hiring former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, the frontier AI firm brought on several new executives in October, including alums from Oracle and Amazon Web Services.
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The new FedRAMP certification gives federal agencies access to Perplexity models, as well as leading frontier AI models.
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Shares in IREN, a data center and AI infrastructure company, fell roughly 10% as investors reacted to concerns about potential AI regulation and delays in the company's construction projects.
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Reno’s AI lesson: An AI match is a reason to investigate, not a reason to stop thinking (opinion) This Is Reno
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A HIPAA Journal post explains that HIPAA certification for medical couriers is a privately issued training certificate confirming a driver has completed relevant compliance training, not an official government credential.
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Industry groups have responded positively to progress on developing standards for facial recognition technology, suggesting movement toward formalized guidelines for how the technology is deployed and governed.
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The Andy Burnham-led Greater Manchester Combined Authority has announced a policy change aimed at making its use of facial recognition technology safer and fairer, according to the Manchester Evening News. No further details about the specific measures were provided in the available excerpt.
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