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A malicious extension in the Chrome Web Store is masquerading as the Perplexity AI answer engine, intercepting search traffic and collecting browsing information. [...]
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A Colorado Democratic House primary has attracted at least $2 million from political committees tied to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and crypto billionaire Chris Larsen, backing progressive candidate Manny Rutinel. The influx of Silicon Valley money has turned a local congressional race into one of the most expensive in the state's primary history, with pro- and anti-AI regulation factions both spending heavily.
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The DOJ's 2026 National Health Care Fraud Takedown resulted in record Medicaid fraud charges, with the agency crediting advanced data analytics and AI tools for enabling intervention before fraudulent payments are made rather than after.
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Ford deployed hundreds of AI cameras to handle design and manufacturing quality checks, but the system ran into reliability problems. The company responded by bringing back experienced human workers — nicknamed 'greybeards' — to fill the gaps the AI could not handle.
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Business Email Compromise attacks operate as structured criminal enterprises, combining account takeovers, financial reconnaissance, and organized cash-out infrastructure. Analysis of underground forums reveals how these operations are planned, coordinated, and carried out before a single deceptive email is ever sent.
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Jamf has added AI governance and shadow AI detection capabilities to its Mac management platform, giving organizations visibility into and control over AI tools being used on Apple devices. The features are designed to help employers identify unauthorized AI applications running across their fleets.
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A senior digital official at the FDA has signaled that the agency is preparing updates to its artificial intelligence policy, though specific details about the scope or timing of those changes have not yet been released.
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AI stocks fell sharply this week, rattling investor confidence in the sector, though analysts stop short of calling it a collapse. The dip arrives alongside California's proposed billionaire tax, which is reshaping the political calculations of the state's governor.
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Japan's Takaichi seeks deeper India ties on trade, security Reuters
Jamf has introduced AI Governance, a tool built natively for Mac that gives organizations centralized control over how AI applications are used on managed devices. The product is positioned as a way for IT and security teams to set policies around AI tool access across their fleets.
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Representative James Walkinshaw (D-Va.) has announced plans to examine Trump administration contracting practices with technology firms, restore federal IT oversight, and advance AI policy legislation. His remarks signal renewed congressional interest in how government money and data access flow to Silicon Valley companies.
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The OECD has published an analysis of how people across different countries and demographic groups are using generative AI chatbots, drawing on web traffic data from the analytics firm Similarweb. The research offers a cross-national look at adoption and usage patterns based on observed browsing behavior rather than self-reported surveys.
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A Financial Times report examines how AI is transforming video surveillance, drawing on examples from Israel, Iran, and Russia. The key shift is that AI now allows operators to query footage using plain language, moving well beyond the limited preset searches that older systems allowed.
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Allina Health System, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit serving patients in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin, has agreed to pay $12.5 million to settle litigation tied to its use of tracking pixels on its website or patient portal. The case follows a broader wave of lawsuits against health systems over third-party tracking tools that allegedly transmitted patient data to companies like Meta and Google.
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Amazon will pay $2.25 million to settle FTC charges that it knowingly violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by repeatedly denying identity theft victims access to records of fraudulent transactions made using their personal data. The settlement resolves allegations that Amazon's refusals were not accidental but deliberate.
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Aflac has disclosed a data breach stemming from an attack on its Japan-based subsidiary, in which personal information and bank account details were stolen from affected individuals. The company has not publicly confirmed the full scope of the breach.
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MIT Sloan Management Review has published a piece reframing the central debate around AI governance, suggesting that prevailing discussions may be focused on the wrong questions when it comes to overseeing artificial intelligence systems.
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Senator Bernie Sanders has long argued that concentrated corporate and billionaire power undermines democratic governance. He now believes public frustration with Big Tech, extreme wealth inequality, and unregulated AI has grown enough to make that argument politically decisive.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that cellphone users' location history is protected under constitutional privacy guarantees, a decision that limits how law enforcement can access that data. The ruling extends Fourth Amendment protections to a category of digital records that courts had long treated as fair game.
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The AI AGENT Act, a Senate proposal, aims to establish governance standards for AI agents operating in enterprise environments. The legislation would set requirements around how autonomous AI systems act on behalf of users or organizations, potentially affecting how businesses deploy and oversee these tools.
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Oxford Economics has published analysis examining the economic dimensions of AI policy, focusing on the consequences of regulatory gaps or inconsistencies in governing artificial intelligence. The work appears to assess how dysregulation — rather than simply over- or under-regulation — shapes market and policy outcomes in the AI sector.
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