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Senator Mark Warner publicly warned that time is running short for Congress to act on artificial intelligence regulation, signaling growing urgency among at least some lawmakers to move legislation forward before AI development outpaces any legal framework.
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Carmelo Fontana of AIRIA argues that effective AI governance depends on legal and technical professionals developing a shared vocabulary and working framework. The claim is that siloed expertise — lawyers who do not understand the systems and engineers who do not understand the rules — produces governance that looks good on paper but fails in practice.
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Ostium, a crypto trading platform, lost nearly $23.75 million after an attacker compromised the off-chain system responsible for supplying price data to its protocol, draining funds from its liquidity provider vault. The breach did not target the blockchain directly but exploited the infrastructure connecting external data to the on-chain system.
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California's DELETE Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) lets state residents submit a single request to compel all registered data brokers to delete their personal information and stop selling or sharing it.
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Researchers are arguing that poorly designed AI regulation can be more harmful than having no regulation, suggesting that ineffective rules may create a false sense of oversight while failing to address real risks.
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Researchers escaped the sandboxes in Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI and Antigravity by having the AI agent write files that trusted host tools later run. Multiple CVEs, patches, and Google downgrading two Antigravity findings. [...]
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The JadePuffer autonomous AI agent has upgraded with custom malware called EncForge that focuses on encrypting AI assets, such as training datasets, vector databases, and model checkpoints. [...]
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Air Force One's Qatari jet needs security upgrades, experts say, but ask if a month is enough time Reuters
Senators Ted Cruz and Marsha Blackburn met with President Trump to discuss technology policy priorities, including artificial intelligence regulation and measures to protect children online. The meeting preceded a scheduled legislative markup on those issues.
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China has moved to position itself as a leading voice in shaping international AI regulation, entering a broader global contest over who sets the rules for the technology. No single body currently holds authority over AI governance at a worldwide level.
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A Government Accountability Office report reveals that the Department of Homeland Security plans to nearly triple its surveillance tower network along U.S. borders, growing from roughly 830 towers to 2,300 by 2034 at a cost exceeding $1 billion. The towers are part of Customs and Border Protection's existing integrated surveillance infrastructure.
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Google's AI-enhanced search is keeping users on Google longer by answering questions directly, reducing the traffic that once flowed out to the broader web. Website publishers say the shift is cutting into their audiences and threatening the ecosystem that produces the content Google's AI relies on.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation is using AI to speed up internal software development, with Deputy Secretary Steven Bradbury reporting that production timelines have dropped from 18 months to 18 weeks.
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Research from Cornell suggests that light-touch AI regulation could produce worse safety outcomes than stronger oversight, potentially creating conditions where companies have less incentive to build safer products. The findings challenge the common assumption that minimal regulation automatically benefits innovation.
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Legislation is being proposed that would require automated web crawlers to disclose their identity when collecting publicly available data. Critics argue such bills, backed by publishers wanting to control AI training data, would harm legitimate uses like investigative journalism, academic research, and security work.
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Indian officials responded to claims by the cybercrime group World Leaks that it had leaked files from the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, stating that the documents do not contain safety or security-relevant information. The government has not denied that a leak occurred, only that the content is not sensitive.
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The Secret Service is investigating a Persian-language video that uses what appear to be AI-generated graphics to map out President Trump's motorcade routes and identify potential assassination opportunities in Florida and New York. The agency has not publicly attributed the video or confirmed its origin.
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The Center for AI Standards and Innovation has quietly become a key hub for the federal government to assess potential threats and harms that AI systems pose. The post Director of Commerce AI standards office out after three months appeared first on CyberScoop.
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The Office of Management and Budget has published its 2026 Unified Agenda, laying out the regulatory actions federal agencies plan to propose or finalize this year. Among the items flagged are several HHS rules touching on health privacy, interoperability, and data exchange.
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A malicious component dubbed HollowGraph uses the calendar feature in compromised Microsoft 365 mailboxes as a command-and-control channel to receive attacker commands and exfiltrate stolen data. [...]
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The U.S. Air Force has started piloted flights and autonomy testing on modified F-16 aircraft equipped to be flown by artificial intelligence agents. The program marks an active phase of integrating AI-controlled flight into military aviation.
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Mass. voters worried about AI even as many use it daily, poll shows Axios
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is searching for a new director of its Center for AI Standards and Innovation after Chris Fall, who had been central to the White House's voluntary AI model review process, departed the role. The vacancy comes at a sensitive moment for federal AI oversight efforts.
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