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Cal State Fullerton's HSS division has launched an explainer series called 'Lowkey Confused? HSS Explains,' with AI regulation among the topics it addresses.
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Dave Chismon, the NCSC’s chief technology officer for architecture, said in a blog post that the imbalance in AI means cyberattacks would likely grow as automated defenses struggle to keep pace.
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A report from the Center for American Progress argues that the SANDBOX Act, framed as AI policy, would function primarily as a vehicle for broad deregulation rather than a measured approach to governing artificial intelligence.
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The Biological Computing Company is bringing its AI tools to Amazon Web Services in a major boost for a once-fringe field that aims to marry nature with code.
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No cameras? No problem. Viture’s first display-free smart glasses have bone-conduction microphones to privately record your daily musings.
Brazil's data protection authority took enforcement action against TikTok under the LGPD, and analysts are examining what the case reveals about how the law is being applied in practice beyond the penalty itself.
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The Consumer Federation of America has released a policy proposal focused on addressing concrete, present-day harms caused by AI to everyday consumers. The framework appears aimed at shifting AI policy debates away from abstract future risks toward problems people are already experiencing.
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As animal behaviorists increasingly use AI in their research, they grapple with how to wield the technology responsibly I’m sitting in a small boat in Shark Bay, Australia, eavesdropping on a conversation between some of Earth’s most intelligent beings. The motor is off, the turquoise sea is glassy, and Stephanie King and I are motionless, transfixed by the whistles, clicks and squeezy, whirring noises made by the dolphins swimming below us. If anyone could tell me what these big-brained social mammals are saying, it would be her. Based at the University of Bristol, she co-leads Shark Bay Dol…
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Spain's data protection authority fined Securitas Direct €100,000 after the security company directed people to a paid-rate phone number to exercise their GDPR rights. A consumer association brought the complaint, citing video surveillance notices that routed access and objection requests through a chargeable 902 number.
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Former chancellor, now senior figure at OpenAI, says UK needs datacentres to maintain ‘sovereignty’ over AI tech UK politics live – latest updates Datacentre nimbys are holding Britain back, George Osborne has said in reaction to nationwide protests about the giant water- and energy-guzzling structures. The former Tory chancellor is now the head of AI for countries at OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT. His job is to represent the company to governments around the world and he also has a role in enabling the building of datacentres and other infrastructure. Continue reading...
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DeepSeek to brief UN Security Council on AI risks this week, Reuters reports The Next Web
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How Boosting Your Privacy Will Make America More Secure The National Interest
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While federal AI legislation has made little measurable progress, U.S. states are moving ahead with their own regulatory frameworks, creating a fragmented patchwork of rules across the country.
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An opinion piece argues that AI-powered surveillance is effectively dismantling privacy rights, framing the trend as a form of espionage enabled by artificial intelligence tools.
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Kremlin says UN Security Council should add new permanent members, keep veto power that Erdogan urged scrapping Reuters
Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new risks around scams, fraud, and data privacy. The concerns point to the growing use of automated tools that act on behalf of consumers in online retail environments.
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Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new exposure to scams, fraud, and data-privacy problems for consumers. The concerns come as automated shopping tools become more common in everyday retail experiences.
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Brian Bot loved talking about improv, while Sophie Bot wouldn’t stop calling me “big dog.” Welcome to the future of work.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham traveled to New York for the UN General Assembly, with AI governance listed as a central theme of his visit. The minister for AI, Kanishka Narayan, joined the trip, signaling that the UK is positioning AI risk as a top international priority.
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Banks are warning that AI-powered shopping bots create new risks around scams, fraud, and data privacy. The concerns appear to be directed at how these automated tools interact with payment systems and handle sensitive financial and personal information.
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Banks are raising alarms that AI-powered shopping bots create new exposure to scams, fraud, and data-privacy violations. The warnings signal that the financial sector sees autonomous shopping tools as a meaningful threat to consumers and institutions alike.
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Banks are warning that AI shopping bots introduce new risks around scams, fraud, and consumer data privacy. The concern points to the growing use of automated agents that handle purchases and financial transactions on behalf of users.
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Wearable AI devices like smart glasses and AI pins are facing growing privacy concerns as the category gains commercial momentum. The tension between the technology's appeal and its data collection implications is emerging as a central challenge for the industry.
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A healthcare compliance attorney attended a two-day HIPAA Security Conference hosted by the Office for Civil Rights at the NIST campus in Gaithersburg, sharing observations from the event. The conference brought together regulators and compliance professionals to discuss healthcare data security requirements.
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