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The Gay & Lesbian Community Services Center of Orange County, California, has disclosed a data breach affecting approximately 75,500 individuals. The organization provides mental health services, HIV testing, education, and outreach to its community.
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Why careful people still end up on data broker sites Fox News
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A new analysis from the American Enterprise Institute argues that the United States lacks a coherent, settled framework for governing artificial intelligence, relying instead on a patchwork of agency actions, executive orders, and ad hoc decisions. The piece suggests the country is making consequential choices about AI without a clear or consistent strategy.
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Moving from tool approval to true governance is the only way for CISOs to keep pace with the accelerating velocity of software risk. The post AI-generated code has made security debt a governance problem appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Nigeria rescues schoolchildren, teachers abducted in Oyo, presidency says Reuters
EPIC Urges D.C. Council to Strengthen Proposed Government Data Privacy and Protection Act EPIC – Electronic Privacy Information Center
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An Australian producer named Josh Fawaz rose quickly to the top of national radio airplay charts with a cover of Madonna's 'Like a Prayer,' but music experts and fellow musicians are disputing whether he actually produced the track, suggesting generative AI may have played a central role.
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Japan has deployed AI-powered facial recognition cameras as part of efforts to locate missing persons, according to reports. The program is drawing concern from privacy advocates who question the scope and oversight of the surveillance infrastructure being used.
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The Guardian's senior China correspondent Amy Hawkins describes how AI has been integrated across Chinese daily life and government, from AI medical consultations used by millions to factory robots, food delivery drones, and expanded state surveillance capabilities.
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Director Christopher Nolan, promoting his new film The Odyssey, said public disdain for AI is real but that fears about the technology replacing human filmmakers are overblown. He argued that large-scale, location-shot productions like his own are not seriously threatened by AI.
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Enforcement of New Jersey's data privacy law remains unclear, with ongoing confusion about how the law will be applied and what businesses and consumers can expect from regulators. The uncertainty suggests the state's framework has not yet translated into clear, predictable compliance expectations.
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The Guardian's tech reporting team has shifted its coverage toward the physical infrastructure behind AI, including large-scale data centers being built around the world. The excerpt describes how on-the-ground field reporting has become a central part of covering the technology industry's expanding real-world footprint.
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Lindsey Graham, longtime Republican senator, dies at 71 after 'brief and sudden illness' PBS
322,000 Californians sign up to have data brokers delete their personal information The Mercury News
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AI tools have shifted the daily work of software engineers away from writing code, contributing to layoffs and underemployment in a field that was among the highest-paid in the US just a few years ago. Some engineers are practicing coding on personal projects outside of work to keep their skills intact.
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A team of researchers, working outside their primary jobs and with patched-together funding, used quantum computing alongside AI to design new peptide-based drug candidates. Their goal was to address rare diseases and conditions that typically attract little pharmaceutical investment.
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Political campaigns are deploying AI bots trained to mimic candidates and engage voters through personalized text message conversations. The practice is becoming a common outreach tool heading into the midterm election cycle.
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US says it struck 140 Iranian military targets Saturday Reuters
AI companies are lobbying to weaken Australia's copyright protections so they can use creative works to train their models, triggering a backlash from artists and splitting the Labor government between courting data center investment and defending creators' rights.
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LAPD ends deal with Flock license plate cameras FOX 11 Los Angeles
Meta has pulled back a new AI tool after it drew criticism for automatically accessing and using public Instagram images. The company faced backlash over the feature, which apparently ran without users being meaningfully aware their content was being consumed.
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Cognizant has launched a platform called Neuro AI Trust, aimed at helping organizations manage governance, risk, and compliance around their AI systems. The product targets enterprises looking to build structured oversight into how they deploy and monitor AI.
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