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OpenAI has resumed training on its most advanced AI models under tightened security conditions, including cutting off internet access during the training process.
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Legislators introduced bills this week targeting two distinct AI concerns: foreign actors replicating American AI models without authorization, and the use of AI-generated content to influence elections.
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Microsoft has announced plans to add AI-powered phishing detection to Teams messages starting in early November 2026. [...]
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Security researchers used AI to uncover a critical vulnerability in the PHP programming language, prompting cybersecurity leaders to warn that AI will increasingly expose deep weaknesses in internet infrastructure. The moment, dubbed 'Black October,' has executives including Sam Altman saying the industry may no longer be able to patch bugs fast enough to keep up.
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The Maryland firm known for its Intelligent Computing Platform will offer significant discounts to government customers on software licenses and pilots through September 30, 2028.
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The U.S. Navy has directed personnel to replace the term 'artificial intelligence' with 'super intelligence' in official usage, making it one of the first military branches to formally mandate the terminology shift.
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Microsoft hosted a Frontier Tour event in London focused on governance frameworks for agentic AI systems. The event put questions of oversight and accountability for autonomous AI agents at the center of the conversation.
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Goodwin Procter has launched an AI governance program, while legal AI company Legora announced new integrations with platforms including iManage and Blue J. The moves reflect continued investment in AI infrastructure and oversight tools across the legal industry.
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Spain's main opposition People's Party released a political ad using AI-generated deepfakes of figures linked to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialist party, depicting them appearing to confess to wrongdoing. The video, shared across social media ahead of national elections, has drawn widespread criticism and ignited a national debate about AI use in politics.
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China is introducing a new set of AI laws and compliance requirements taking effect in 2026. The rules represent a significant expansion of the country's formal regulatory framework governing artificial intelligence development and deployment.
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Portal26 has launched a managed AI governance platform aimed at managed service providers, alongside a training offering called Point2 Academy. The products appear designed to help MSPs deliver AI oversight services to their clients.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has found that financial firms are deploying AI faster than they are building governance structures to oversee it. The regulator's findings point to a gap between how quickly the technology is being adopted and how well it is being managed.
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Cybersecurity experts are warning that AI tools capable of finding software vulnerabilities at scale could soon produce a new wave of disruptions, as the technology lowers the bar for discovering and potentially exploiting flaws faster than defenders can patch them.
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A Democratic political action committee focused on AI regulation is reportedly spending money to oppose Senate Republican candidates, according to Semafor. The PAC's involvement signals that AI policy is becoming an active front in partisan electoral strategy.
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A Wall Street regulator has announced it will prioritize artificial intelligence and private assets when examining financial firms. The move signals increased scrutiny of how these technologies and investment vehicles are being used across the industry.
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The goal is for AI to automatically analyze refueling operations from cameras mounted on the tankers and provide “hot wash” feedback to the tanker crews.
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Anthropic published a report claiming its internal use of AI agents has reduced hiring of junior technical staff and shifted human attention into the main productivity constraint. Outside experts are skeptical of the company's account, and two of CEO Dario Amodei's recent public predictions about AI's labor impact have not materialized.
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AI agents can be manipulated through malicious emails, websites, and plugins into executing commands, stealing data, or deleting files using their legitimate permissions. Gen Digital explains how its Agent Trust Hub helps protect agents through skill verification, secure connectivity, and runtime controls that intercept dangerous act [...]
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The EU AI Act places hiring tools that screen or rank job candidates into a high-risk category, imposing strict requirements on how employers use automated systems in recruitment. HR teams across Europe are now working out where human judgment must stay in the loop and where AI assistance is permitted.
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As more economists and public figures warn that AI could displace workers at scale, a job guarantee — a policy idea with decades of history — is getting renewed attention as a possible government response to structural unemployment driven by automation.
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Radiology professional societies have submitted their views on the FDA's efforts to establish regulatory oversight of generative AI in medical imaging. The responses reflect the field's stake in how oversight rules take shape for AI tools used in diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
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Governments around the world are rushing to implement safety measures after AI technology found 'severe' vulnerabilities in a key programming language called PHP.
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How can international labour standards help shape ethical AI at work? International Labour Organization
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Legislation requiring an AI "kill switch" — a mechanism to shut down AI systems — is gaining political traction around midterm elections. Critics argue the proposals are more symbolic than workable and could put the U.S. at a disadvantage against competitors who face no such constraints.
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