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New Jersey Legislature Passes Grocery Surveillance Pricing Ban
The New Jersey Legislature passed the Fair Price Protection Act, which prohibits the use of surveillance pricing in grocery sales. The law blocks retailers from using personal data or behavioral tracking to set individualized prices for food products.
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Anthropic Added a New Security Measure to Get Back Into the Trump Administration’s Good Graces
The Trump administration lifted export or access restrictions on Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models after the company agreed to adopt a new security measure. The specific nature of that measure has not been fully detailed publicly, but the arrangement reflects a negotiated concession between a major AI lab and the federal government.
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U.S. needs to evolve AI policy domestically and abroad, says Wellington's Matt Witheiler
Wellington Management's Matt Witheiler has called for the United States to update its approach to AI policy, both within its own borders and in its international engagements. His comments reflect growing pressure from the investment and technology sectors for clearer federal direction on AI governance.
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Verizon Releases Inaugural Breach Impact Study
Verizon Business has published its first Breach Impact Study, examining the financial consequences of data breaches. The report appears focused on quantifying the real costs organizations face when breaches occur, with coverage in a HIPAA-focused publication suggesting a healthcare angle.
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Legal Analyst (Higher Executive Officer) Data Protection Commission Final Application Form Questions
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Revised Memorandum of Understanding EDPS - FRA
The European Data Protection Supervisor and the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights signed a revised Memorandum of Understanding on June 29, 2026, updating an existing framework to deepen cooperation between the two bodies.
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Chatbot laws: Coming to a state near you
States across the U.S. are advancing legislation aimed at regulating chatbots, reflecting a broader legislative push to set rules around automated conversational AI systems. The movement signals that policymakers are no longer waiting for federal action to address how these tools operate and disclose themselves to users.
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Legal Analyst in the Data Protection Commission
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Wonka Netflix show faces backlash for AI-generated Gene Wilder voice
A Netflix series based on the Wonka character has drawn criticism after using an AI-generated recreation of Gene Wilder's voice, with the actor's estate having given permission for the use. Wilder died in 2016 and cannot consent personally.
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No console-flation: how the thirst for AI chips is sending games console prices soaring
Sony and Microsoft have both raised prices on their current gaming consoles — the PS5 and Xbox Series S and X — by £75 to £90, despite those hardware lines being several years old. The increases are tied to AI datacenter demand driving up the cost of chips and memory that consoles and servers share.
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HHS Provides Update on its Artificial Intelligence RFI
The Department of Health and Human Services has released an update on its Artificial Intelligence Request for Information, outlining how it intends to accelerate AI adoption across the agency. The update signals that HHS is moving from information-gathering toward more concrete plans for integrating AI into federal health programs.
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AI governance challenges need close attention and collaboration
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Take the Guesswork out of HIPAA Compliance for Small Practices
The HIPAA Journal has published guidance aimed at small medical practices struggling with inconsistent or assumption-based approaches to HIPAA compliance, arguing that documented, systematic processes should replace informal judgments about what protections are already in place.
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Security Researcher Identifies Quintet of Bugs in Toolkit Used in DICOM Medical Imaging Software
A quintet of vulnerabilities has been identified in a DICOM toolkit – OFFIS DCMTK – that is extensively used in […] The post Security Researcher Identifies Quintet of Bugs in Toolkit Used in DICOM Medical Imaging Software appeared first on The HIPAA Journal.
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US lifting export control restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos, Fable
The company and the Commerce Department say they have reached an agreement that will see the AI models released publicly with new guardrails and classifiers. The post US lifting export control restrictions on Anthropic’s Mythos, Fable appeared first on CyberScoop.
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HIPAA Compliance Made Easy for Small Practices
The HIPAA Journal published a practical guide aimed at small medical practices working to meet federal privacy and security requirements under HIPAA, covering obligations under both the Privacy Rule and the Security Rule.
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The Foundations of AI Governance: From Systems to Policy
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US lifts export controls on Anthropic’s frontier cybersecurity AI models
Anthropic said export controls on certain models had been lifted after the company came to a series of agreements with the government.
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U.S. Export Control Unpredictability Is Testing the Limits of U.S.-India Tech Cooperation
Shifting and unpredictable U.S. export control policies are prompting India to reduce its dependence on American technology, straining a bilateral tech relationship that both countries had been building as a counterweight to Chinese influence. The tension reflects broader instability in how the U.S. is managing technology access during the global AI race.
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New Research Suggest AI Governance Gap in Highly Regulated Food and Beverage Industry with Only 41% Using Enterprise AI Tools, Lagging Informal Workforce Adoption
New research finds that only 41% of food and beverage companies have deployed enterprise AI tools, even as workers in the sector are already using AI informally on their own. The gap suggests that in a heavily regulated industry, official governance of AI is trailing actual use on the ground.
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Beyond the Battlefield: Governing Civilian AI in Post-Conflict Settings
A piece from Just Security argues that governing civilian AI systems is a foundational requirement for lasting peace in post-conflict societies undergoing digital transformation. The article frames AI governance not as a technical afterthought but as a core element of rebuilding stable, functional states.
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Marine Corps adds new scout MOS to infantry units
The Marine Corps is establishing a new scout military occupational specialty to be embedded within infantry units, focused on battlefield reconnaissance and surveillance. The role is designed to give ground commanders more organic intelligence-gathering capability.
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Short story accused of being AI-written wins overall Commonwealth prize
Jamir Nazir's short story The Serpent in the Grove won the overall Commonwealth short story prize despite widespread accusations on social media that it was written using AI. Literary magazine Granta responded by withdrawing from its longstanding agreement to publish the winning work.
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