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Industry leaders: Feds can more effectively combat fraud, but privacy rights at risk The Center Square
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Prediction market platform Kalshi is supporting proposed federal legislation that would require facial recognition technology to verify users' ages before they can access prediction markets. The bill would make biometric age checks a legal condition of participation in these platforms.
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U.S. Representative Josh Gottheimer has introduced legislation that would require online sports betting platforms to use facial recognition technology to verify the age of users before allowing them to place bets.
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A number of California grocery stores have deployed facial recognition technology as a loss-prevention tool to identify suspected shoplifters. Shoppers appear split on whether the security benefit justifies the practice.
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Gottheimer introduces bill requiring facial ID for prediction markets, online sportsbooks The Hill
The AI ethics debate looks different from Manila Religion News Service
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Congressman Zach Nunn has introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at expanding the use of artificial intelligence tools in agricultural operations in Iowa and potentially across the broader farm sector. The legislation is designed to apply AI capabilities to farming tasks, though specific provisions and implementation details have not been publicly detailed.
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Some ships refusing US-military guided Hormuz transits after attacks, sources say Reuters
The Gold Eagle program will allowe industry, critical infrastructure operators and the government to use artificial intelligence to rapidly detect, prioritize and patch cybersecurity vulnerabilities, officials said.
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A review of popular wearable devices — including Oura Ring, Apple Watch, Garmin, and Whoop — finds that most fall short on basic privacy and security standards, lacking transparency reports and strong encryption options despite collecting continuous personal health data from roughly 40 percent of Americans.
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Former Representative Max Rose has published an op-ed arguing that Congress should model AI regulation on policy frameworks developed during the early internet era. The piece draws on that period's legislative record as a template for how lawmakers might approach governing artificial intelligence today.
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The U.S. General Services Administration has released a draft rule overhauling how the federal government procures large language models, and contractors have until August 3 to submit feedback. Industry respondents say the proposal is an improvement over earlier versions but still needs changes before it is finalized.
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Grocery Outlet, a discount supermarket chain, is moving to adopt facial recognition technology in its stores. No further details about the scope, vendor, or rollout timeline have been disclosed.
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A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Apple of failing to adequately prevent child sexual abuse material from being stored and shared through iCloud. The suit had centered on claims that Apple's privacy protections inadvertently made the platform a safer environment for illegal content.
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California legislators have removed the most contentious provisions from A.B. 1856, a bill that would have broadened the state's existing age-verification requirements for operating systems and app stores. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which opposed the expansion, still considers the underlying 2025 law unconstitutional.
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A City of Calgary 911 employee has been charged with breach of trust after an investigation found she allegedly accessed and shared confidential information outside authorized channels. Calgary police say the investigation began in January following internal allegations about the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive data.
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A piece in Lawfare argues that AI is pushing cybersecurity toward patterns that echo historical models rather than pointing toward something entirely new.
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Representative Gottheimer has introduced a bipartisan bill that would require online sportsbooks and prediction markets to use facial recognition technology to verify that users are of legal age before they can place bets.
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Representative Gottheimer has introduced a bipartisan bill that would require online sportsbooks to use facial recognition technology to verify that users are of legal age before allowing them to place bets. The legislation is framed as a child protection measure targeting the online sports gambling industry.
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A Russian-speaking threat actor known as "bandcampro" used Google's open-source Gemini CLI AI tool as a hacking agent and to operate a small-scale botnet. [...]
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Researchers are looking to infant brain development as a model for advancing artificial intelligence, suggesting that the architectural principles behind how babies learn could inform the next generation of AI systems.
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Debates over how to regulate artificial intelligence are increasingly playing out within the tech industry itself, as companies, researchers, and interest groups push competing frameworks and standards from the inside rather than waiting for governments to act.
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A putative class action filed in federal court in Washington, D.C. accuses prominent law firm WilmerHale of negligence and breach of contract following a May data breach that allegedly exposed the personal information of thousands of clients. The plaintiffs are seeking millions of dollars in damages.
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