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COSO 2026 and the governance shift in AI-enabled decision-making EY
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Alabama legislators are considering regulations aimed at protecting minors from potential harms related to artificial intelligence. The proposal is part of a broader state-level push to address how AI affects children before federal rules take shape.
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Google has updated its Search history settings to retain media uploads — including images from reverse image searches — and use them to train its AI models. Users can opt out, but the default setting collects this data unless they actively change it.
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London's Metropolitan Police has received a 12-month extension to continue its pilot with data analytics firm Palantir, weeks after Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a £50 million long-term contract. The extension allows the force to keep the project running while it conducts a formal procurement process for a permanent supplier.
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Google DeepMind has made a $75 million investment in A24, the independent film studio known for prestige and arthouse releases. The deal has drawn public backlash from fans who see it as AI money entering a creative industry they associate with human-driven storytelling.
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The cybersecurity agencies of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the United States issued a joint statement on June 22 urging organizational leaders to treat cyber resilience as urgent. The agencies warned that frontier AI models could soon surpass current expectations and fundamentally change both attack and defense capabilities.
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The National Law Review has outlined a five-step framework aimed at helping manufacturers and supply chain managers establish scalable AI governance programs, addressing the growing need for structured oversight of AI deployment in industrial contexts.
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Researchers in China, like their counterparts in the United States, are expressing serious concern about the pace and risks of AI development, with some invoking the possibility of a catastrophic failure event. The fear is shared across what is otherwise a competitive geopolitical divide.
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Meta is developing a standalone app that lets users bet on real-world events using virtual currency, separate from its existing Facebook and Instagram platforms. Internal documents indicate the prediction market app is in the works, though no launch date has been reported.
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Reason Magazine argues that AI regulation is entering a phase defined by poor design and industry self-interest, suggesting that current and emerging rules may serve incumbent players more than the public. The piece frames this moment as a turning point where policy choices risk locking in bad outcomes.
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CMS board member raises iReady data privacy, ownership and instructional concerns at meeting Charlotte Observer
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A 2024 analysis by Paul Scharre and Michael Depp on AI integration into nuclear command-and-control systems has been revisited two years later, as AI becomes more embedded in military infrastructure. The update examines how the arguments have held up as real-world integration has progressed.
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Erie County, New York has passed a ban prohibiting businesses from using facial recognition technology, a move prompted by a disclosure from grocery chain Wegmans that it had been using the technology in its stores. The ban marks one of the stricter local responses to commercial facial recognition in the United States.
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The IAPP examines a growing organizational trend in which AI governance responsibilities are being assigned to privacy teams, requiring privacy professionals to expand their remit beyond traditional data protection into algorithmic accountability and AI risk management.
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Brazil has introduced regulatory standards governing the use of artificial intelligence in medical settings, establishing a framework to guide how AI tools are developed and deployed within the country's healthcare sector.
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India is weighing the deployment of a nationwide facial recognition system across its airports, according to reporting by Biometric Update. The proposal would connect biometric identification infrastructure at airport checkpoints throughout the country.
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The European Data Protection Board has introduced a dedicated online form allowing stakeholders to flag discrepancies in how GDPR is interpreted or enforced across EU member states, including gaps between national supervisory authorities and EDPB positions. The initiative stems from commitments made in the EDPB's Helsinki Statement on clarity and engagement.
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London's Metropolitan Police have deployed live facial recognition cameras in the West End, scanning faces in one of the city's busiest public areas and matching them in real time against a watchlist. The expansion marks a significant step in the routine use of biometric surveillance in UK public spaces.
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The UK Metropolitan Police has unveiled plans to significantly expand its use of drones, live facial recognition technology, and AI-powered tools as part of a broader law enforcement strategy targeting criminal activity.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang cautioned at an international forum that without coordinated AI governance frameworks, nations collectively risk ceding meaningful oversight of rapidly advancing technology. The statement signals China's interest in participating in — and shaping — global AI regulatory discussions.
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Vercel has launched two new products, Eve and Passport, aimed at AI governance for applications built on its platform. Details remain sparse, but the tools appear designed to give developers more control and oversight over how AI behaves in their deployments.
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Tesla, Sunrun, and Renew Home are pursuing plans to aggregate residential solar panels, batteries, and smart thermostats into networks that supply energy to power AI infrastructure, drawing on devices already installed across millions of homes.
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