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As agents go mainstream, some publishers are hoping that people will pay for content tailor-made for AI—not humans.
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Nigeria's data protection authority head Vincent Ilori has stated that artificial intelligence and data privacy will be central to building digital trust in the country.
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Social media companies including Meta have pulled back on efforts to protect voters from election-meddling lies Social media feeds are awash with an unprecedented flood of AI-driven disinformation ahead of November’s US midterm elections, according to experts, who warn many posts are probably “slipping through the cracks”. As tens of millions of Americans prepare to cast their vote, social media companies have scaled back their efforts to protect voters from lies meant to manipulate elections. Continue reading...
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I ranked six AI agents—from Meta’s Muse to Anthropic’s Claude Duet—on how well they completed basic tasks.
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German robotics company Neura is using AI to train robots in simulated environments, positioning itself at the front of a European push to develop humanoid and adaptive machines. The effort is part of a broader competition with China over who leads the next generation of AI-driven robotics.
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A review examines leading AI image generators that produce explicit content, looking at both their technical capabilities and how they handle user data.
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At Nellis Air Force Base last year, an AI system was tasked with building courses of action, a complex operational problem that military planners have spent generations learning to perform. The AI system took less than a minute to complete its task with solutions rated at 97 percent viable and tactically valid (essentially, whether the proposed plan could work given operational constraints such as fuel and force composition). By contrast, their human counterparts took roughly 19 minutes and only reached 48 percent viability.That comparison needs two qualifiers. First, the tool that hit 97 per…
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ILO examines labour standards for ethical AI Digital Watch Observatory
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The EU AI Act includes provisions that apply to agentic AI systems — software that can act autonomously, make decisions, and take actions with limited human oversight. The piece examines how the regulation's existing framework maps onto these systems.
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The AI company’s first public financial disclosures reveal explosive growth, huge costs and risks ranging from cyber-attacks to the limits of safeguards Anthropic has filed to go public on the US stock market, revealing for the first time the AI research lab’s financials and all the risks – more than 90 pages of them – that might negatively impact its business. The company’s investor prospectus, released Monday, veers from hyperbolic predictions about AI’s “incredible potential” to existential risks of the technology to the reality of its current business: explosive but incredibly expensive g…
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IBM has released new tools aimed at giving AI agents distinct identities and applying security controls to them, framing the products as part of a broader AI governance push.
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A report or analysis from SiliconANGLE examines how enterprise AI governance is moving toward embedding controls directly into workflow design, rather than treating oversight as a separate layer added after systems are built.
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Etsy has updated its policy governing AI-generated or AI-assisted products sold on its platform, with the company citing concerns about maintaining trust among buyers. The specifics of the new rules were not detailed in the excerpt.
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South Korean authorities identified seven suspects behind a cybercrime campaign that hit more than 90 organizations and exposed 8.2 million records. The attackers reportedly used ARTEX AI, a penetration testing framework, as a primary tool across most of the breaches.
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OpenAI has launched GPT-6.1 Terra, a new model focused on computer use, visual reasoning, coding, and everyday work, while costing significantly less than its larger models. [...]
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Anthropic discloses month-long training pause, AI security breaches in IPO filing Reuters
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AI, Security, and Strategic Competition in the Indo-Pacific The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR)
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The American Hospital Association is hosting a virtual session focused on how hospitals are implementing AI governance in practice. The event appears aimed at helping hospital leaders work through the real-world challenges of deploying AI responsibly in clinical and operational settings.
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Pennsylvania House passes bill requiring AI disclosure in healthcare Radiology Business
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Governing Healthcare AI Means Putting Patient Safety First HCI Innovation Group
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The EU's AI Office has begun sending formal requests for information to major AI providers, marking an early enforcement step under the EU AI Act. This signals the Office is moving from rulemaking into active oversight of the companies building the most powerful AI systems.
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Microsoft is reportedly offering buyouts to roughly 60,000 employees as part of ongoing cost reduction efforts, with the company citing the growing role of AI in its operations. This follows an earlier round of voluntary retirement offers made to a portion of its U.S. workforce in April.
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Anthropic has publicly identified the prospect of tighter AI regulation as a material risk to its business, disclosing this concern in what appears to be a formal filing or investor-facing document.
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