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UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce a government-backed 'skills compact' at her Mansion House speech, committing major financial firms including Barclays and Lloyds to retraining thousands of workers for roles shaped by AI adoption.
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Meta's Chief Technology Officer has confirmed that facial recognition capability exists in the company's AI-powered smart glasses. The disclosure clarifies the technology's presence in a consumer wearable already widely in circulation.
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Headlong theatre company has staged Robota, a new adaptation of Karel Čapek's 1920 play RUR at Oxford's Schwarzman Centre, updating its themes of robot consciousness and rebellion for contemporary debates around generative AI and machine intelligence.
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Candidates running for Missouri state representative discussed how artificial intelligence should be regulated, according to local broadcaster KSNF/KODE. The debate signals growing interest in AI policy at the state legislative level, even as federal frameworks remain unsettled.
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A group of students from Hawaii has been selected to participate in a fellowship in Boston focused on shaping national AI policy. The program gives young people a direct role in drafting policy recommendations at a moment when federal AI governance is still being formed.
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A Singapore-based company called Datagrid has received approval to build a NZ$3.5 billion AI datacentre on a 49-hectare site near Invercargill in southern New Zealand. Residents are pushing back, citing concerns about the facility's electricity and water consumption and potential noise pollution, and demanding more transparency before construction proceeds.
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Angelo Martino exploited his insider position and fed confidential information to ransomware co-conspirators to extort a combined $75.3 million from five U.S.-based victims. The post Former DigitalMint ransomware negotiator who duped clients sentenced to 70 months in jail appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Meta has launched an AI image generation tool on Instagram that can produce images of real users by pulling from their public posts, with public accounts enrolled by default and no notification sent when their likeness is used.
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The move comes after Simo took significant medical leave. She will stay on as a part-time adviser.
Dutch police announced they have identified evidence pointing to local criminal involvement in a cyberattack on telecom provider Odido that compromised the personal data of more than 6 million customers. The development shifts the investigation toward a domestic suspect, suggesting insider or locally coordinated access rather than a purely foreign threat.
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As international coordination on AI governance remains fragmented, China has moved to position itself as an active shaper of global AI rules and standards. Beijing is stepping into space left open by the absence of a unified Western-led framework.
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A commentary argues that the Telecommunications Act of 1996 offers a cautionary lesson for AI policy: when the federal government waits for markets to consolidate before setting rules, the window for meaningful oversight closes. The piece calls for establishing clear regulatory frameworks before AI markets entrench.
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A Texas sheriff's office used data from more than 83,000 automated license plate reader cameras to track a woman suspected of self-managing an abortion, illustrating how surveillance tools built for routine law enforcement can be redirected toward investigating private healthcare decisions. Mayday Health is working to inform Texans about the specific technologies being used against them.
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Minneapolis residents turned out in large numbers to weigh in on a proposal to expand police use of drones, with many attendees raising concerns about surveillance and privacy. The public meetings reflect growing tension in cities over how far law enforcement drone programs should reach.
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This afternoon, the Massachusetts Senate passed the Protecting Children from Addictive Social Feeds Act, which provides kids with important protections from harmful and invasive platform features. EPIC applauds Massachusetts’ Senators for committing to protecting kids online by regulating social media platform design. “For too long, social media companies have relied on invasive data collection and manipulative design practices to drive engagement, often at the expense of young people’s safety an…
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Attackers breached the GitHub repository of Injective Labs and used that access to push a malicious version of the project's SDK to npm, the widely used JavaScript package registry. The tampered package was designed to silently harvest cryptocurrency wallet private keys and seed phrases from developers who installed it.
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OpenAI has released GPT-5.6 Sol, described as its most capable model to date, following a delay caused by U.S. government restrictions tied to cybersecurity concerns about advanced AI systems.
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The Impact of Trump v. Slaughter on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework: What Organizations with Cross-Border Data Transfer Obligations Need to Know JD Supra
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OpenAI delayed the public release of ChatGPT 5.6 at the White House's request, first limiting access to government-approved users before a broader rollout. The Trump administration raised cybersecurity concerns, and a similar restriction was applied to Anthropic's latest models.
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The European Commission has declined to require interoperability between major social networking platforms for EU users, a decision that critics argue keeps people locked into dominant platforms even when they would prefer alternatives with stronger privacy protections.
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Anthropic is moving toward usage-based pricing for access to its most capable Claude model, meaning subscribers will pay additional fees on top of any existing plan. The shift signals a broader change in how AI companies are structuring consumer pricing as model costs remain high.
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A class action lawsuit against AI companies including xAI and Stability AI has grown as new plaintiffs allege the companies' tools were used to generate sexually explicit images of them as minors. The case targets the AI makers directly, arguing their products enabled the creation of child sexual abuse material.
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Microsoft says Windows users should expect to see an increase in security updates as the company increasingly relies on artificial intelligence to discover vulnerabilities in its codebase. [...]
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