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Companies are bypassing their own AI governance policies even as concerns about AI risk grow, according to reporting by CIO Dive. The gap between stated policy and actual practice suggests internal controls are not keeping pace with AI adoption.
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Sarah Heck underscored the need for new rules governing existential risk but said the U.S. must stay in the lead on AI.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is honored to announce today that Alexander “amac” Macgillivray — a former White House official who also served in top legal capacities at Twitter and Google — has joined EFF’s Board of Directors. Macgillivray served in the Biden Administration as Deputy Assistant to the President and Principal Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer in the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and earlier had held a similar position in the Obama Administration. Macgillivray was one of the co-authors of the Biden Administration’s Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights and…
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AI governance requirements are creating new pressure on financial controls, as organizations work to align emerging AI oversight frameworks with existing financial accountability structures.
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A group of House Democrats is pushing to cancel a scheduled recess, arguing lawmakers need more time to draft AI legislation. They are calling for bipartisan cooperation to meet what they describe as public demand for meaningful AI protections.
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The House speaker called an early recess ahead of the midterm elections, leaving pending AI regulation legislation without a vote. Congress heads home as pressure to govern artificial intelligence continues to build.
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“I think there’s a lot to do around how to create better disclosures,” Clem Delangue said.
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Joe Biden’s former Commerce secretary and former Republican Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb agreed that the technology needs to help Americans if it’s going to draw their support.
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A University of Illinois Chicago expert is available to speak with media about AI governance, innovation, and competitiveness. The announcement does not describe a specific event or policy development.
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A Tennessee woman has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the city of Fargo after she was wrongfully arrested based on a mistaken facial recognition match. The case adds to a growing record of flawed identifications tied to automated recognition systems used by law enforcement.
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The United Nations Secretary-General has called for international coordination on AI regulation, signaling that the UN sees fragmented national rules as an inadequate response to a technology that crosses borders.
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But Reid Hoffman, also a Democratic megadonor, said he still sees a path for an "AI-positive" candidate to prevail in 2028.
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“I wouldn't want to do something in a lame duck session to do it quickly and not get it right,” the Energy and Commerce chair said.
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Mustafa Suleyman says he believes the AI giant is in effect teaching Claude it "may be conscious".
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The secretary told House Financial Services Committee lawmakers that the “best way to guarantee safety” is for AI creators to be held “liable for what they build and generate.” The post Treasury’s Scott Bessent says no liability exemptions for AI labs appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Doorbell firm aims to replace WhatsApp or Facebook groups with platform where people can post about safety or lost pets Amazon’s doorbell camera maker Ring is to launch its Neighbours community app in the UK in an attempt to supplant neighbourhood WhatsApp or Facebook groups. The service is intended as a modern equivalent of a community message board, where neighbours can post about safety, community matters or lost pets. Continue reading...
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The ransom itself can be only a fraction of the total cost of a ransomware attack, with downtime, recovery, remediation, and legal obligations adding millions to the bill. Datto explains how a mature BCDR strategy can reduce downtime and provide a faster, more predictable path to recovery. [...]
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The House Energy and Commerce chair warned against adopting European-style regulations that would hinder the tech industry.
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Under the EU AI Act, obligations for general-purpose AI models can apply even when a model is not sold commercially. The law's reach may extend to developers who build, share, or deploy GPAI systems without direct financial transactions.
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An article in Just Security argues that warnings from tech company leaders about AI risks should prompt international lawyers to pursue binding global frameworks for regulating artificial intelligence. The piece frames those warnings as a call to action for the international legal community.
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President Trump publicly criticized the Supreme Court on social media, while Attorney General Todd Blanche indicated the administration is planning further action on mail-in voting.
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China's Huawei forecasts billions of agents will dominate AI traffic by 2035 Reuters
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Ukraine's parliament passed stricter criminal penalties for running fraudulent call centers and stealing personal data. The legislation follows a corruption scandal in which prosecutors were accused of accepting bribes to shield scam operations from prosecution.
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Whoop CEO Will Ahmed has entered the public debate over AI regulation, speaking to the intersection of artificial intelligence and health technology. The discussion reflects growing attention on how emerging rules might apply to consumer health and fitness platforms.
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