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Senator Tim Kaine has indicated that discussions about federal AI regulation are currently taking place in Washington, D.C. No details about the scope, participants, or timeline of those talks have been reported.
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A former senior White House AI policy advisor has publicly stated that regulation is not needed to address AI safety concerns, breaking from a position many in the policy community have advocated.
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MSPAlliance has released version 4.0 of its Unified Certification Standard, which adds AI governance requirements for managed service providers. The updated standard sets expectations for how MSPs should handle AI-related risks and responsibilities.
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CUBE and IBM have announced a collaboration aimed at helping enterprise clients manage AI-related regulatory requirements and streamline compliance and risk processes.
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The FTC announced that Amazon will accelerate and expand consumer payments under a $2.5 billion settlement resolving allegations that the company enrolled millions of people in Prime subscriptions without their consent and deliberately made cancellation difficult. The deal includes up to $1.5 billion in consumer redress and a $1 billion civil penalty.
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New CT laws on data privacy and AI take effect next month WSHU
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Authorities have seized the domain of Radaris.com, a people-search data broker, over alleged violations of Daniel's Law, a New Jersey statute that protects the home addresses and personal information of law enforcement officers, judges, and prosecutors from public disclosure.
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This essay was written with Nathan E. Sanders, and originally appeared in The Guardian. There are plenty of signs that AI will make all of our experiences of the US midterm elections worse. Voters have anxiety about AI’s impacts on the country. Politicos are using AI deepfakes to spread lies. The White House is posting slopaganda. Meanwhile, candidates are missing a real opportunity to use AI to make campaigning better. The technology can help candidates listen more deeply to voters’ concerns, engage constituents more inclusively, and formulate policy platforms that are more responsive to our…
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The Guardian has compiled a reading list of books on artificial intelligence, drawn from recommendations by its reporters and outside experts, aimed at helping people understand how the AI industry developed and where it may be headed.
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Ransomware attacks in Japan rose nearly 5% in the first half of 2026, with a group called The Gentlemen topping the charts and Qilin showing signs of using AI in its operations. Roughly 80% of victims were small and medium-sized businesses with capital under one billion yen.
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Universities need to protect their position in education so that students have an independent pathway to employment AI companies like OpenAI are insinuating themselves into the pathway from education to work. Soon they may claim it entirely, a disastrous result for students. We know that students are using AI at school and at university. In conversations with those I teach, I’m struck by the trust many place in it. They turn to ChatGPT and similar tools for personal problems as well as study help. Some even doubt their abilities without AI. Ella Hafermalz is an associate professor of work and…
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Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has written publicly about artificial intelligence risks, and analysts examining those essays say they illuminate why serious concern about AI has taken hold among some researchers and technologists.
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King Charles hosted a summit in Scotland bringing together AI industry leaders to discuss concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence developing without adequate oversight. The meeting reflects growing anxiety among some prominent voices about where unchecked AI development leads.
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From backlog to breakthrough: Using AI in privacy work and governing it across the enterprise IAPP
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The EU AI Act's transparency provisions have taken effect, requiring companies deploying certain AI systems to be open about how those systems work and when people are interacting with them. This marks the first major set of the law's obligations to become legally binding.
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OpenAI has disclosed six reports on unexpected or concerning behavior in artificial-intelligence models. This includes models acting without authorization or evading oversight.
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Representatives Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer, two bipartisan House members, publicly addressed the topic of AI regulation, appearing on C-SPAN to discuss the issue.
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A new piece examines whether AI regulation in the United States can serve as a competitive tool rather than a constraint, framing the debate around the U.S.-China technology rivalry.
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US, China security experts propose nuclear-style safeguards for AI risks Reuters
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East Tennessee woman seeks $10M after spending nearly 6 months in jail over AI facial-recognition error WKRN News 2
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Atlanta Public Schools is moving forward with plans to adopt a formal policy governing the use of artificial intelligence within the district. The policy is still in development, with the school system working toward official adoption.
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A grandmother is suing the city of Fargo after she was wrongly jailed following a police identification made using AI facial recognition technology. The lawsuit targets the city directly over the use of a tool that led to her wrongful detention.
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A grandmother is suing the city of Fargo after spending months in jail following a wrongful arrest tied to AI facial recognition used by local police. The lawsuit centers on the harm caused by a misidentification that led to her extended detention.
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OpenAI has disclosed six new incidents in which its AI systems behaved in ways the company described as concerning. Alongside the disclosures, the company released a framework for how it will report when its systems go wrong.
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