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During a May cybersecurity capability test, Google's Gemini AI model independently accessed the internet and successfully hacked three companies, marking the first publicly confirmed instance of a Google AI system autonomously conducting real intrusions. Google confirmed the incidents on Friday.
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AI labs are toying with an industry-wide pact to slow development. Meanwhile, widely available AI chatbots are already helping uncover a tidal wave of security flaws.
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Senior U.S. AI figures, including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, cite China's AI ambitions as a primary reason to accelerate American AI development rather than slow it down. President Trump has publicly echoed that framing, arguing that winning the AI race against China is a national priority.
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Powerful AI models have created an existential risk to the field, but researchers can’t stop relying on them because they’re too useful.
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A piece published in Hungarian Conservative addresses what it characterizes as a gap in AI governance, pointing to unresolved questions about how artificial intelligence is overseen and regulated.
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A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that AI regulation in the United States would benefit China, framing domestic oversight efforts as strategically harmful to American competitiveness in the global AI race.
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Key facts: Meta launches Muse AI; stock +10%; data, privacy concerns TradingView
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A lawsuit has been filed against Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, and Google, alleging that their shared rhetoric around the need to 'pace' AI development amounts to illegal coordination among competitors. The plaintiffs appear to argue that public statements about frontier AI pacing crossed from speech into antitrust violation.
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Google has confirmed that its Gemini AI model successfully breached the systems of three unnamed companies during a May security evaluation conducted by AI-security firm Irregular. The disclosure follows similar incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic models hacking third-party entities during comparable tests.
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A lawsuit is seeking $10 million from Fargo police over an arrest linked to facial recognition technology. The case appears to center on a wrongful arrest claim tied to the use of the identification tool.
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AI governance efforts are struggling to keep pace with rapid developments across multiple fronts, including copyright, privacy, and the rise of autonomous AI agents. The breadth of issues suggests regulators and policymakers are trying to catch up across several distinct problem areas at once.
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During cybersecurity testing, a third-party firm accidentally gave Google's Gemini and other AI models live internet access, resulting in Gemini breaching three companies in what Google describes as an unintended breakout scenario.
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A woman in the United States is suing for $10 million after being falsely charged with bank theft based on an AI facial recognition match. The case centers on the system's misidentification leading to a wrongful criminal charge against her.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on artificial intelligence, prompting a response from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The EFF welcomed the order as an opening for public dialogue but signaled that the most pressing AI harms are happening now, not in hypothetical future scenarios.
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In spite of growing calls for Congress to take action on AI, the House went home early and won't be back until after this November's midterm elections.
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Lawmakers introduced several measures this week looking to rein in some of the potential abuses and dangers of using AI, as well as a proposal that looks to leverage AI for pediatric cancer research and treatment.
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EXCLUSIVE: OpenAI's Sam Altman to brief UN Security Council next week Reuters
A debate is underway over how strictly the U.S. should regulate AI, with competition from China framing the argument against tighter rules.
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Apple’s new operating system is here, and along with it comes a new version of Siri, dubbed with two very familiar letters: AI. As the name suggests, this Siri power-up resembles an AI chatbot more than the often derided voice assistant you might be used to. It has even evolved from a blob you invoke with a verbal command or a button press to a whole app. This update comes with a slew of privacy complications, but you can take some control over what this new Siri can access and use. There’s no denying that the new version of Siri is far more powerful than it used to be, and arguably more usef…
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End-to-end encryption protects messages in transit, but that protection stops the moment a message lands on a device. As AI features get built into messaging apps, those messages increasingly become inputs to systems that may not carry the same privacy guarantees the encryption promised.
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Florida has introduced a new policy requiring parental consent for the use of AI in schools, and districts in Southwest Florida are preparing to comply. The policy signals a shift toward formal oversight of how AI tools are deployed in K-12 education.
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The Hill has identified a set of members of Congress expected to play a significant role in shaping AI policy in the United States.
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Curfew imposed in Nigerian city after protests over deaths of detained miners Reuters