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The Corps's Robotics Integration Group will lead the service’s efforts to develop curriculum and integrate points of instruction for small drone warfare.
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Facial recognition-based entry lanes at Redstone Arsenal, a major U.S. Army installation in Alabama, have been restored to operation after a period of being offline. The system scans faces to verify identity and control access to the base.
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The capability, called Cyber Shield, is designed to counter a threat the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said could see attackers “move at machine speed and greater scale, reducing opportunities for detection and response.”
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Redstone Arsenal, a U.S. Army installation in Alabama, has reinstated facial recognition technology for entry at certain access points after an apparent pause in its use. The system scans individuals seeking to enter the base as part of physical security controls.
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A major Japanese telecommunications company disclosed a cyberattack that exposed roughly 12 million email accounts across five domestic internet service providers. The breach affected systems handling customer email accounts, webmail services, and stored messages.
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Why ‘AI Ethics’ Is a Misnomer — and Why That Matters for Business Knowledge at Wharton
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On AI ethics, responsible tech leaders agree with Pope Leo U.S. Catholic
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Residents and local officials in Brick Lane, east London, are pushing back against a proposed datacentre in one of the city's most culturally distinctive neighborhoods, arguing the development would deepen a housing shortage and displace long-term communities. The dispute reflects broader tensions across the UK as datacentre construction accelerates to meet growing AI infrastructure demand.
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The European Broadcasting Union has called for AI governance frameworks to prioritize trust, information integrity, and child safety, arguing that these commitments must be backed by enforceable accountability rather than voluntary pledges.
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Calibrated Healthcare has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit arising from a data breach that occurred in February. The settlement resolves claims brought against two related entities, Calibrated Healthcare Systems and Calibrated Healthcare.
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The IAPP is directing privacy professionals' attention to post-quantum cryptography, signaling that the transition away from current encryption standards is a concern relevant beyond security engineers. Quantum computing advances are expected to eventually break widely used encryption, putting long-stored sensitive data at risk.
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A judge has dismissed Prince Harry's privacy invasion lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail, ending at least this legal challenge in his broader campaign against British tabloid practices. The ruling is a setback for Harry after he had previously won settlements and judgments against other UK newspaper groups.
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IRALOGIX, a financial technology platform focused on retirement accounts, has appointed Lisa Matthews to lead expanded capabilities across fraud prevention, cybersecurity, and AI governance. The hire signals a deliberate effort to build internal oversight structures around the company's use of artificial intelligence alongside its security functions.
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The World Economic Forum has published a piece arguing that effective AI governance requires moving beyond broad, vague consensus and toward concrete, enforceable structures. The piece calls for more substantive mechanisms to hold AI development accountable rather than relying on general agreement among stakeholders.
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Solos has released a new pair of smart glasses that include a physical cover designed to block the onboard cameras. The clip-on shield gives users a manual way to disable image capture without relying on software controls.
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Bojangles faces renewed class-action litigation from employees whose personal data was compromised in a 2024 breach attributed to the ransomware group Hunters International. A North Carolina judge is now weighing key legal questions around standing and negligence as the case moves through both state and federal courts.
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NATO picks Swedish Saab early-warning planes over US rival Reuters
July 7, 2026: AI, Ethics, and Pragmatic Trials: An Interview With Jeremy Sugarman and Adrian Hernandez Rethinking Clinical Trials
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Snohomish County in Washington state is seeking public input to help shape its artificial intelligence policy, according to local public radio reporting. The move suggests the county is trying to incorporate resident perspectives before locking in how it uses AI in local government.
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The FTC is distributing more than $2.7 million to consumers harmed by Handy Technologies, now operating as Angi Services, following a January 2025 enforcement action brought jointly with the New York Attorney General. The company allegedly advertised earnings that most workers never saw and buried fees and fines that quietly reduced their pay.
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Radware has updated its Agentic AI Protection product to include AI governance and compliance features, expanding the platform's scope beyond security to address regulatory and oversight concerns around autonomous AI systems.
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Not sure this will have any effect, but I support the effort: According to Google’s legal filing, Outsider Enterprise operates through Telegram. The group offers phishing-as-a-service to individuals who may not be technically savvy enough to set up fraudulent websites and text campaigns on their own. In its Telegram channels, Outsider Enterprise reportedly provided instructions on how to use Google’s Gemini AI to create websites that imitate those of Google, YouTube, and government agencies such as New York’s E-ZPass. The group offered nearly 300 scam templates...
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A guide from The HIPAA Journal addresses how small medical practice owners bear direct legal responsibility for HIPAA compliance, even when routine compliance tasks are delegated to staff or third parties. The piece outlines how that personal accountability shapes what a functioning compliance program needs to look like.
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Individuals targeted by wiretapping in Greece have filed a lawsuit against Intellexa, the spyware firm behind the Predator surveillance tool, seeking financial damages. The case marks a direct legal challenge by victims against a commercial spyware vendor.
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