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Hong Kong's insurance sector is facing a widening gap in AI governance, suggesting that the industry's adoption of AI tools is outpacing the frameworks meant to oversee them.
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In both a 2021 essay and my 2022 book, A Hacker’s Mind, I talk about AIs finding vulnerabilities and exploits—hacking—the legal system. Here’s some demonstrations of this from Germany: Legal systems encode the foundations of social order in natural language. Similar to computer systems, the written law can contain vulnerabilities that invite exploitation.1 Courts absorb most exploits through interpretation, and such vulnerabilities rarely surface in the first place. With highly capable AI systems enabling the discovery of vulnerabilities at unprecedented scale, we believe the latter could cha…
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Drax’s FTSE 250 owner strikes £20bn deal to build infrastructure in what it says is site’s ‘next chapter’ Business live – latest updates Britain’s most polluting power plant could soon power the country’s largest datacentre under a £20bn deal to build AI infrastructure on the site of the Drax power plant in North Yorkshire. The power plant’s FTSE 250 owner has struck a deal with the infrastructure investor Brookfield and and the AI infrastructure platform Radiant to develop a datacentre with an eventual capacity of more than 1 gigawatt that could begin operations by early 2028. Continue read…
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani spoke with WIRED ahead of the midterms, addressing his positions on data centers, artificial intelligence in public schools, and the direction of the Democratic Party.
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Organizations are reconsidering who owns AI governance, with the conversation shifting beyond IT departments to include a broader set of stakeholders. The headline reflects a growing recognition that technical teams alone cannot manage the full scope of AI-related risk and accountability.
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Political strategists Karl Rove and David Axelrod, representing opposite ends of the partisan spectrum, have both expressed skepticism that meaningful federal AI regulation will pass in the United States over the next two years.
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The Garland County Library board has approved an AI policy alongside a change order related to a new branch under development. No details about the policy's scope or specific provisions have been reported.
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Frontier AI systems are beginning to test the limits of human oversight, while the companies developing them retain considerable power to define the risks and the terms of their scrutiny. In security and defense, the stakes are particularly high. The industry’s new calls to pace the frontier also risk becoming performative restraint, and defense establishments should act before agentic swarm systems enter chains of command.The OpenAI/Hugging Face incident provides a clear illustration of the emerging governance problem. Several reports in August from OpenAI, METR, and Redwood Research found t…
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India is preparing to introduce AI governance rules specifically for its telecom sector. Details on the scope, enforcement mechanisms, or timeline have not been disclosed in available reporting.
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Ghanaian politician Sam George has called on African nations to take an active leadership role in shaping international frameworks for internet governance and artificial intelligence, rather than remaining on the sidelines of those debates.
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Exclusive: Nonexistent precedent cited in alleged child rape case adds to dozens of AI-related errors plaguing court proceedings A senior crown prosecutor acting in a high court case cited an imaginary legal precedent in an error that has sparked fresh concerns about AI hallucinations infecting the justice system. Ravinder Dhillon, representing the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), referenced an entirely made-up case during a dispute over whether a child should be prosecuted for the rape of his younger sister, court documents have revealed. Continue reading...
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AvePoint has announced a new product called the Trust Platform, positioning it as a tool to help organizations manage AI governance, security, and cost efficiency in one place.
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The Business Continuity Institute is calling on continuity teams to move beyond tracking AI regulation and begin treating AI governance as an active operational practice.
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India has put forward proposed guidelines to govern the use of artificial intelligence within telecommunications networks and services. The proposal signals a formal move toward regulating how AI is deployed in a sector that underpins nearly all digital communication in the country.
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NPR's Juana Summers talks with former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer about AI assistants and lightening the load of emotional labor.
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COMMENTARY | In defense of the industry that will power America's next century.
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A school district in Dickenson has earned distinguished status while its board approved a new AI policy and announced a grant of $740,974. The AI policy details and how the grant money will be used are not specified in available reporting.
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Chinese hackers used ARTEX, an open-source, multi-agent AI penetration-testing framework, in attacks against more than 200 organizations across 14 countries. [...]
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As more Americans turn to the advanced technology for information, companies are under pressure to protect election integrity.
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Millions of Americans are turning to AI for election information, but chatbots are getting voting facts wrong and recommending candidates, raising concerns they could influence voters' decisions.
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A top Trump administration official recently acknowledged issues with the program, but the administration has shown no signs of nixing it.
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IST undergraduate researcher presents at international AI ethics conference The Pennsylvania State University
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Proposed Senate bill offers ideas for regs and reimbursement of health AI Healthcare IT News
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Anthropic has been aggressively securing computing capacity by striking deals with major tech companies and repurposed cryptocurrency mining operations, reflecting intense competition for the processing infrastructure that powers large AI systems.
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