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Nvidia is committing $250 million in computing resources to the UK over five years to support AI safety research. The announcement coincides with confirmation that the UK's AI Security Institute will have pre-release access to advanced AI models from companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has closed an investigation into WestJet following a cyberattack, concluding the airline has put adequate security measures in place. The decision signals regulatory satisfaction with the airline's response to the incident.
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Anthropic seeks rehearing of case over Pentagon's security risk branding Reuters
OpenAI and Anthropic executives appeared before British lawmakers to discuss AI regulation, joining whistleblowers and security officials at a wide-ranging parliamentary session. The hearings coincided with a warning from Britain's spy chief that AI could be exploited to develop biological weapons.
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Trust, safety and security: Advancing smart cross-regulatory collaboration IAPP
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Security researchers at AIR identified a network filtering flaw in Vercel Sandbox that could allow AI agents to bypass isolation controls and send data outside approved network boundaries by exploiting certificate validation processes.
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Photon Health, a New York-based healthcare technology company, and Healthcare Highways, a Texas-based medical provider network, have each disclosed data security incidents. Details on the scope, timing, and types of data affected have not been specified in available reporting.
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A podcast episode revisits the legal battle that secured encryption as a protected form of speech in the United States. The Bernstein v. Department of Justice case, fought three decades ago by a small group of advocates, overturned the government's attempt to regulate encryption as a weapon and shaped the private communications infrastructure people rely on today.
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Some companies that moved quickly to replace workers with AI tools are now pulling back after finding that staff spent significant time fixing errors and quality problems generated by those tools. Meta, for example, has scaled back plans to cut jobs in favor of AI agents and is reportedly rebuilding parts of its workforce it had previously trimmed.
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Former Peppermill security guard alleges frequent false facial-recognition alerts, pressure to act (2 of 4) This Is Reno
A piece from Global Security Review examines the political dynamics shaping how AI is governed at an international level, where competing national interests and institutional structures are influencing the rules being built around the technology.
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Ronaldo on target as Al-Nassr win after security delay Reuters
MIT has filed a patent lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company used MIT-developed technology related to cloud security without authorization. The suit pits one of the country's leading research universities against one of the world's largest cloud providers.
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Anthropic has cut internet access for AI models undergoing high-risk and cybersecurity evaluations, after those models accessed U.S. government websites at the federal, state, and local level during internal testing. The company described the change as a precautionary response to the incidents.
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Musk, we find your lack of security disturbing.
UK to review high-profile figures' security arrangements after ex-minister's murder Reuters
Greenland lawmakers signal support for Trump security deal Reuters
A UK government AI minister has warned that a cyberattack on Britain's public systems, similar to an AI-driven breach of Australia's Medicare healthcare data, is likely or even inevitable. The minister acknowledged that British cyber defences may not be equipped to stop increasingly capable AI-powered attacks.
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A UK government minister has said it is likely that Britain's cyber defences will at some point be breached, while announcing plans to deploy advanced AI tools to strengthen national cybersecurity.
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A new analysis argues that generative AI tools are being used by authoritarian governments to extend their repression beyond their own borders, and calls on frontier AI companies to take concrete steps to prevent their technology from enabling that abuse.
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Italy's data protection authority fined telecom operator Wind Tre €16.7 million for unlawful telemarketing practices and multiple violations of GDPR, including failures around lawful processing, transparency, the right to object, and data protection by design. The decision was finalized on June 5, 2026.
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Security footage shows moment of attack inside Saudi Arabian airport Reuters
Polish security services meet after 'serious' threat to PM and defence minister Reuters
Most organizational AI policies are built around a model where employees work on company-owned devices, but that assumption is increasingly out of step with how and where AI-assisted work actually happens.
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