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Trust Stamp and Seiko Solutions have announced a partnership to offer a facial recognition service in Japan. The collaboration combines Trust Stamp's biometric identity technology with Seiko Solutions' presence in the Japanese market.
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The World Health Organization convened representatives from 37 countries in Lisbon to coordinate international approaches to AI governance in healthcare, with a focus on ensuring AI tools work equitably across different patient populations and health systems.
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Filmmaker George Lucas has publicly embraced AI as the future of moviemaking, telling an interviewer that the technology makes film production significantly easier and dismissing resistance to it as futile. His comments place him among a growing number of prominent directors who view AI tools as a natural evolution of the craft.
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A hack of AI music startup Suno has exposed internal data suggesting the company scraped audio and content from major platforms including YouTube, Deezer, and Genius to train its music generation model. The disclosure adds to ongoing legal and ethical disputes over whether AI companies obtained training data lawfully.
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Court of appeal rules Labour donor suffered ‘obvious injustice’ over use of his photo with headline referring to different man The green energy entrepreneur and Labour donor Dale Vince is in line to receive damages from the publisher of the Daily Mail after claiming it used his picture to mislead millions of readers. Vince, who has given more than £5m to Labour over several years, took legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) over an article, published in June 2023, headlined “Labour repays £100,000 to sex pest donor”. Continue reading...
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Intruder built an AI-powered "vulnerability vending machine" that combines code slicing with LLMs to automatically discover complex software vulnerabilities. The company explains how the system found and exploited a previously unknown WordPress plugin zero-day, with additional discoveries already under responsible disclosure. [...]
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China has outlined its approach to shaping international AI governance, moving beyond broad principles toward concrete policy frameworks it wants adopted globally. The effort signals Beijing's active push to influence the rules and standards that will govern AI development and deployment worldwide.
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The FTC reached a $35 million settlement with travel app Hopper and its Canadian parent company over allegations that the companies used unfair and deceptive fee practices in violation of federal consumer protection law. The settlement resolves claims brought under Section 5 of the FTC Act and the Trade Regulation Rule on deceptive fees.
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The Los Angeles Police Department is the latest U.S. municipal agency to rethink its relationship to ALPR company Flock Safety.
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Legal analysts at Just Security argue that Todd Blanche, Trump's nominee for Attorney General, has pursued prosecutions of figures like James Comey in ways that appear designed to satisfy political preferences rather than independent legal judgment. Critics describe the pattern as prosecutorial sycophancy aimed at securing the top law enforcement post.
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A study published through the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence traces how the European Union's stated value propositions around AI ethics have shifted over the period from 2018 to 2025, mapping the movement of official positions across that span of policy development.
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A new analysis examines whether verification mechanisms used by the International Atomic Energy Agency to monitor nuclear programs could be adapted for international AI governance. The research, presented through AAAI, maps specific IAEA tools — such as inspections, reporting requirements, and safeguards agreements — onto the challenge of overseeing advanced AI development across borders.
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Gidi Littwin, a co-inventor of Apple's Face ID, has launched an AI startup called Hemispheric that uses artificial intelligence to analyze brain scans and detect conditions such as depression, PTSD, and Parkinson's disease. The company's goal is to make this kind of neurological diagnostics widely accessible and affordable.
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Partnered Health, an Australian healthcare chain operating family medical clinics, has disclosed a cyberattack that exposed patient records across at least sixteen affected locations. The breach may include treatment information alongside personal data.
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UK's Reform calls for 'full security' for lawmakers after politician's murder Reuters
Red Hat has released OpenShift 4.22, a platform update centered on zero-trust security architecture and AI governance tooling. The release signals a push to give enterprise teams more control over how AI workloads are deployed and secured in production environments.
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Community Health Center of Buffalo and New Jersey law firm Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis have each disclosed separate data breaches. The incidents, reported via The HIPAA Journal, involve organizations that handle sensitive medical and legal information respectively.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a major speech at the University of Sydney outlining the government's approach to AI, announcing a new AI office and commitments to protect creators' copyright in the face of rapid AI expansion and datacenter growth across the country.
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Information from NATO member states shows Russia attempted sabotage, Latvia's president says Reuters
Physicians Primary Care of Southwest Florida has agreed to a settlement following a cyberattack in September 2024 that exposed patient data. The breach affected a primary care provider serving patients across Southwest Florida.
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A consumer whose e-bike delivery went missing found that the company's AI-powered customer service system was unable to resolve the problem, leaving the issue unaddressed despite repeated attempts. The experience reflects a broader pattern of businesses replacing human support staff with automated systems that struggle with anything outside a narrow range of routine requests.
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The EU is moving to simplify the AI Act through a Digital Omnibus package, while also expanding the powers of the newly established AI Office. The changes appear aimed at reducing compliance burdens while consolidating regulatory authority in a single body.
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Reform Withdrew Sworn Denials from Richard Tice in Good Law Project Data Privacy Case Byline Times
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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned Tuesday that attackers are actively exploiting three vulnerabilities to hack Internet-exposed on-premises SharePoint Server instances. [...]
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