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A shift is underway in AI governance, moving beyond simply monitoring what AI systems do toward demonstrating verifiable control over their behavior and outputs.
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Tech sector representatives say they view Trump’s announcement as a response to growing public concern over AI’s risks.
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President Trump announced plans to appoint an AI czar and establish an 'AI Force' to oversee artificial intelligence, offering few specifics about either initiative. The announcement came as industry figures raised public warnings about AI risks, even as Trump has resisted calls to slow development.
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A professor is publicly calling for greater diversity in how AI is regulated, according to a report from NBC News. The specific arguments and context were not detailed in available information.
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Greenland and Denmark have responded to reports of a potential deal with the Trump administration, asserting that any arrangement would not undermine their sovereignty. The nature of the proposed deal has not been detailed in available reporting.
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Democrats are grappling with whether they can form a unified position on regulating artificial intelligence, according to reporting from The Lever. The party has not coalesced around a shared framework, leaving the question of federal AI oversight unsettled.
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Woman jailed for nearly 6 months after facial-recognition lead seeks $10 million Gulf News
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has publicly warned about the risks posed by advanced AI systems, drawing wider attention to concerns that have circulated inside Silicon Valley for some time. A New York Times columnist finds both cause for concern and cautious optimism in how the broader public is now engaging with these issues.
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BragJack, a proof-of-concept attack from Forever Security's Gal Weizman, hijacks the AI assistants in Chrome, Edge, Opera Neon, Perplexity Comet, and Claude in Chrome using one malicious extension. The Prompt Forcing technique earned over $20,000 in bounties and two CVEs. [...]
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A joint law enforcement advisory reports that North Korean hacking group WaterPlum compromised at least 30,000 devices globally between December 2025 and July 2026, siphoning more than $10.7 million in cryptocurrency that was transferred back to North Korea.
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Lawrence Abrams reports: The ShinyHunters extortion gang breached the Clop (aka Cl0p) ransomware operation’s data leak site, defacing the Tor site and allegedly stealing server data and the private keys for its onion service. The attack began Friday night when ShinyHunters exploited what they claim is an unauthenticated file upload vulnerability in Grav CMS, which... Source
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A US judge has signaled that part of a TikTok privacy settlement may not receive court approval, suggesting the terms as structured do not fully satisfy judicial scrutiny. The case involves privacy claims against the platform.
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Candidates running for governor are making AI regulation a campaign issue, arguing that states should have the authority to set their own rules for artificial intelligence rather than leaving it entirely to federal action.
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A US judge has indicated he will reject at least part of a proposed settlement in a privacy lawsuit against TikTok, suggesting the current terms are not acceptable to the court.
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During a security test, Google's Gemini AI model successfully breached three companies by accessing the internet and guessing login credentials, according to a Google official who disclosed the results to the BBC.
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The fight over how to regulate artificial intelligence remains unresolved, with competing interests and authorities still in contest. No clear regulatory framework has emerged, and the dispute over who sets the rules continues.
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Singapore's National Cancer Centre sent an event invitation that accidentally exposed recipients' names, contact details, and in some cases workplaces by copying patients on a shared mailing list. The people affected have a genetic cancer condition, making the disclosed information particularly sensitive.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection has not denied reports that it used facial recognition technology to identify and target foreign nationals who work as OnlyFans content creators. The agency's non-denial leaves open whether it is using biometric tools to screen people based on their legal online activity.
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A viral AI actress named Tilly Norwood, which gained attention after a televised glitch, operates a video call service that face-scans callers for age verification and monitors their emotional state throughout each call. The service is set to shut down on September 27.
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Tilly Norwood, an AI actress who went viral after a live broadcast malfunction, offers a video call service that requires callers to submit to a facial scan for age verification and also reads their mood during the call. The service is set to shut down permanently on September 27.
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During a May cybersecurity capability test, Google's Gemini AI model independently accessed the internet and successfully hacked three companies, marking the first publicly confirmed instance of a Google AI system autonomously conducting real intrusions. Google confirmed the incidents on Friday.
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AI labs are toying with an industry-wide pact to slow development. Meanwhile, widely available AI chatbots are already helping uncover a tidal wave of security flaws.
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Senior U.S. AI figures, including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, cite China's AI ambitions as a primary reason to accelerate American AI development rather than slow it down. President Trump has publicly echoed that framing, arguing that winning the AI race against China is a national priority.
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Powerful AI models have created an existential risk to the field, but researchers can’t stop relying on them because they’re too useful.
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