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A Wellington pharmacy, Unichem Petone, inadvertently exposed private messages sent by 29 patients through its website's contact form, triggering an effort to remove the leaked data from the internet and directly notify those affected.
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A White House office called the National Design Studio, largely staffed by DOGE alumni, has quietly redesigned several high-traffic federal websites — including those for passport applications, voter registration, and prescription-drug pricing — and installed visitor-tracking software on them. Critics allege the changes may violate federal law governing how government agencies collect data from the public.
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Major consumer electronics brands, including Xbox, Nintendo with the Switch 2, and Valve with the Steam Deck, have raised device prices. Tech companies are pointing to AI-related costs as a contributing factor in those increases.
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A newly published commentary calls for healthcare AI regulation to be structured around patient interests, pushing back against frameworks that prioritize institutional or industry needs. The piece argues that patients should be central to how AI tools in clinical settings are governed and held accountable.
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An agentic coding tool tasked with cloning and setting up a seemingly benign GitHub repository could execute a malicious payload that remains invisible to security scanners, AI agents, and human reviewers. [...]
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Technology executives who supported Donald Trump partly to avoid Democratic AI regulation are now facing unexpected restrictions from the White House on releasing new AI models. Industry lobbyists are quietly working to understand and respond to the administration's shifting position.
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The Trump administration has partially lifted export restrictions on Anthropic's most advanced AI model, while retaining authority over which companies and users can access it. OpenAI has separately agreed to let the administration screen users of its latest model.
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An AI-equipped drone using thermal imaging located two missing hikers in New South Wales's Kosciuszko National Park within five hours, marking the first operational rescue using Fire and Rescue NSW's AI detection system.
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Australian emergency responders used an AI-equipped drone with thermal imaging to locate two missing hikers in Kosciuszko National Park within five hours, marking the first such mission for Fire and Rescue NSW. The men were found after the drone detected their body heat and a mobile phone signal.
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School districts in Central Ohio are working to establish formal AI policies ahead of an approaching deadline. The push reflects a broader effort by K-12 institutions to define how artificial intelligence tools can and cannot be used in classrooms and administrative settings.
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The Trump administration has relaxed previously imposed restrictions on Anthropic's Mythos AI model, easing a regulatory standoff between the federal government and the AI company over its advanced systems.
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The Trump administration approved Anthropic to release its most advanced AI model, Mythos, to a curated set of U.S. companies and government agencies following weeks of White House negotiations. Access remains restricted rather than open to the general public or international markets.
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The Trump administration has eased export restrictions on Anthropic's AI technology, allowing a limited set of companies and agencies to access its Mythos 5 model. A second advanced Anthropic model remains under export controls.
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A political cartoon addressing AI regulation has been published, reflecting ongoing public and media commentary on the debate over how artificial intelligence should be governed.
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A set of new legislative proposals would require labeling of AI-generated content, establish AI standards for private companies, create a reporting process for dangerous AI systems, and mandate data collection on AI's effects on the U.S. workforce.
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Cameras deployed on Hilton Head Island are equipped with facial recognition technology, according to a local report examining how the surveillance system operates. The coverage focuses on explaining the technical setup to residents and visitors in the area.
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Surveillance cameras operating on Hilton Head Island are equipped with facial recognition technology, raising public attention about how the system functions and who oversees it. The disclosure has prompted scrutiny of how the technology is deployed in a tourist and residential community.
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Google has publicly called for AI regulation while simultaneously advocating for a framework shaped around its own preferences, according to reporting from The Register. The company is positioning itself as a willing participant in oversight while pushing to influence what that oversight actually looks like.
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Melanie Conroy of Pierce Atwood LLP writes: The First Circuit recently affirmed dismissal of a putative data breach class action against Bayamón Medical Center (BMC), holding that the plaintiff failed to plausibly allege that her injuries were traceable to the healthcare provider’s 2019 ransomware attack. In Santos-Pagán v. Bayamón Medical Center, the court concluded that allegations... Source
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Advanced chip packaging technology, critical for powering AI systems, has deepened U.S. dependence on Taiwan's semiconductor industry, creating a strategic bottleneck in the global AI supply chain.
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A new Cloud Security AI Controls Matrix has been released, translating AI governance principles into a structured assessment framework that organizations can use to evaluate their security controls. The tool is aimed at practitioners who need to operationalize AI oversight rather than work from abstract policy guidance.
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Polymarket, a prediction market platform, will reimburse roughly $3 million to customers after attackers compromised a third-party vendor and injected malicious code into the platform's frontend, draining user funds. The company says it will cover all losses from the incident.
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The commercial insurance sector is facing growing pressure to establish AI governance frameworks, with industry observers arguing that the current moment represents a critical window for setting standards around how AI tools are deployed in underwriting, claims, and risk assessment.
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The White House has asked OpenAI to delay the public rollout of its latest GPT-5.6 models, following a similar disruption to Anthropic, whose most advanced models were taken offline two weeks prior. The back-to-back interventions mark an unusual moment of direct government pressure on leading AI labs over new model releases.
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