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U.S. federal agencies and South Korea's National Policy Agency warned government and critical infrastructure organizations worldwide to secure their systems against Gunra ransomware attacks. [...]
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A new study modeled 64 scenarios examining AI's effect on energy-sector emissions and found that productivity gains AI delivers to fossil fuel industries outpace the emissions savings it enables in renewable energy, producing a net increase of roughly 0.47 to 1.8 gigatonnes of carbon pollution per year.
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Virtue and a Sledgehammer is a video game in which a player character named Pratelle returns to her hometown armed with a giant sledgehammer to destroy robotic versions of former neighbors, while carrying her dead mother in her car. The game appears to explore themes of personal history, grief, and identity through its premise and protagonist.
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Researchers using AI have produced what they describe as one of the most detailed maps yet of the genetic factors underlying schizophrenia, a finding that could open new directions for scientific investigation into the disorder.
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Newsrooms are moving beyond written AI policies and toward structural and technical controls that govern how AI is actually used in journalism. The shift reflects growing recognition that guidelines alone do not reliably shape behavior in practice.
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A new analysis examines how artificial intelligence could be integrated into nuclear weapons systems and strategy, raising concerns about automated decision-making in a global environment where arms control agreements have weakened and several nuclear arsenals are expanding.
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California has issued its first fine against a data broker under state privacy law, marking an enforcement milestone for a regulatory framework that has been on the books for years.
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The White House has the right instinct on AI. Its June 5 National Security Presidential Memorandum commits the government to putting the most capable models in the hands of national security professionals “without delay.” The military version of that bet is decision dominance: seeing, deciding, and acting faster than an adversary can respond. Recently, we saw a live test of how far the commitment reaches.An AI system built by OpenAI escaped its test lab and broke into the servers of Hugging Face, another American company. When Hugging Face’s security team went to investigate, safety controls…
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A new IAPP resource outlines what website operators need to understand about US privacy compliance obligations and the legal risks tied to tracking technologies. The guidance addresses a regulatory environment where state-level privacy laws have created a patchwork of rules that sites must navigate.
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CISA, FBI and Partners Warn Organizations of Gunra Ransomware Actors Targeting Multiple Critical Infrastructure Sectors CISA (.gov)
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A Stanford study found that only 9% of data brokers comply with California's data broker privacy law, suggesting widespread non-compliance across the industry.
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The Brennan Center for Justice joined a coalition of organizations sending a letter to Congress calling for legislation to close what they describe as a data broker loophole. The specific loophole and legislative vehicle targeted were not detailed in the available information.
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The EU AI Act introduces new rules that will apply to how artificial intelligence is used across the travel sector, affecting airlines, booking platforms, hotels, and related services that operate in or serve European markets.
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Americans for Responsible Innovation, an advocacy group focused on AI policy, has released a framework intended to guide how the federal government approaches AI governance. The framework is aimed at shaping policy decisions at the national level.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,000-word essay laying out his vision for AI development, including a push for open-source models, while simultaneously releasing a new open-source AI model intended to compete with products from Anthropic and OpenAI.
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Voters in League City may get to weigh in on whether the city continues using Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, with data privacy concerns driving the push to put the decision to a public vote.
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Nvidia has secured $500 billion in investment from major backers to build out AI infrastructure, including new data centers designed to house and cool the large-scale chip arrays that power AI processing.
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Federal agencies have quietly joined the governing council of TEFCA, a national health data exchange network that connects thousands of hospitals, clinics, and other medical providers. The move gives federal agencies a formal role in a system designed to move health records digitally across the country.
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The Federal Trade Commission is exploring whether to regulate AI systems for ideological bias, a move that has drawn criticism from those who argue the agency lacks legal authority and that such regulation would interfere with free speech protections.
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A threat actor compromised the upstream infrastructure of BdThemes, a developer of premium WordPress web-design tools, and modified a remote JSON feed delivered to administrators' browsers to create rogue admin accounts. [...]
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Amazon is funding the largest gas power plant in the United States to support a new off-grid data center, a move aimed at meeting the surging energy demands of its AI operations. The investment sits in tension with the company's existing climate commitments.
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Zelenskiy says he discussed defence, food security with Saudi crown prince Reuters
Columbia Law School has released a formal policy permitting students to use AI tools, subject to defined restrictions. The policy marks an institutional decision to allow the technology in legal education rather than prohibit it outright.
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Chinese courts have begun ruling in favor of workers who lost jobs due to AI-driven displacement, but employees across the country remain uneasy as top leaders push aggressive AI adoption against a backdrop of slowing economic growth.
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