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The Anubis ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for the cyberattack on Coca-Cola's Fairlife dairy subsidiary, threatening to publish allegedly stolen corporate data unless the company pays a ransom. [...]
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OpenAI has thrown its support behind a less stringent AI safety bill in Massachusetts, breaking with Anthropic, which backs a stricter version of the legislation. The two leading AI developers are now publicly aligned with competing regulatory proposals in the same state.
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The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) has launched an initiative focused on creating practical, operational tools for AI governance in healthcare. The effort aims to move beyond policy frameworks and produce resources that organizations can actually use to manage AI in clinical and health technology settings.
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Spain's data protection authority has fined 23andMe approximately $3 million over security failures that contributed to a 2023 breach exposing the data of nearly 7 million people globally, including more than 2,600 Spanish residents. The AEPD concluded that the company's cybersecurity practices were inadequate to protect the sensitive genetic and personal information it held.
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The House Intelligence Committee advanced its fiscal 2027 authorization legislation Monday. The post House intel bill includes provisions on state and local threat intelligence, election security, AI appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Congressional stalemates take wind out of US digital policy sails IAPP
A new type of malware can worm deep into AI coding systems to steal data and logins—and can flip a “death switch” to destroy files and keep out real users.
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Proposed federal legislation called the FARM AI Act would direct the U.S. Department of Agriculture to expand its use of artificial intelligence in research and staff training. The bill signals growing congressional interest in deploying AI tools across federal agencies with agricultural missions.
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Nvidia's new Vera Rubin platform integrates CPUs and GPUs into a unified system, signaling the company's push to supply not just graphics processors but the full computing stack inside AI data centers.
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Stolen credentials and compromised devices remain a primary entry point for attacks on critical infrastructure. Security firm Specops Software is making the case that Zero Trust frameworks need to verify both the user and the device before any access to sensitive systems is granted.
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An analysis in World Politics Review argues that China's approach to AI governance does not match the practical realities of how AI systems are developed, deployed, or controlled. The piece suggests a gap between China's stated regulatory ambitions and what its framework can actually deliver.
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The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) has launched a new initiative called Operationalizing AI Governance in Healthcare, aimed at giving hospitals, health systems, and developers concrete tools to deploy AI responsibly in clinical and administrative settings.
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A new poll shows broad public support for regulating artificial intelligence, coinciding with efforts by Massachusetts state senator Barry Finegold to advance state-level AI guardrails. The findings suggest voters are ahead of most legislators when it comes to wanting rules around how AI is developed and used.
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The Pentagon has struck deals to run commercial large language models on classified networks, a move that Just Security argues creates a surveillance capability with potential domestic reach. The arrangement works through existing commercial data pipelines, which critics say sidesteps the legal guardrails that normally govern government collection on Americans.
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UN Scientific Panel Warns of AI Concentration, But UN’s Vision Entrenches It Tech Policy Press
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AI music generation platform Suno suffered a data breach in November 2025, but the incident only became public knowledge in July 2026 when it was reported by 404 Media and catalogued by breach-tracking service Have I Been Pwned. The roughly eight-month gap between the breach and its disclosure is drawing attention.
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Seoul's municipal government is notifying approximately 4.62 million residents that their personal data was exposed in a breach of Ttareungyi, the city's public bike-sharing program. Affected users will receive text alerts detailing what was leaked, along with a 30-day free pass as compensation.
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Chinese AI models are continuing to close the gap with U.S. competitors, putting pressure on major Silicon Valley players including Google. The development is part of a broader pattern of Chinese AI advances that challenge American assumptions about dominance in the field.
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Kenya's government is investigating a hack of President William Ruto's official website after attackers replaced the homepage with a ransom message over the weekend, demanding bitcoin payment and threatening to release unspecified information about the president if the demand was not met.
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A new Arctera report on AI governance finds that 78% of organizations deploying AI anticipate rising communications risk, yet fewer than 20% can demonstrate they have governance frameworks mature enough to back that concern up. The gap between awareness and readiness appears to be the dominant finding.
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Law firm White & Case has published analysis on the extraterritorial scope of the EU AI Act, examining how the regulation extends beyond European borders to affect companies operating internationally. The piece explores the compliance implications for organizations outside the EU that develop or deploy AI systems touching European markets.
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