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Michigan will receive $7.2 million as part of a data privacy settlement with General Motors. The settlement relates to how GM handled driver data, though the specific claims and total settlement size are not detailed in the available information.
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General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle a multi-state lawsuit over data privacy violations. The settlement resolves claims brought by multiple states against the automaker.
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A report from civil liberties group Big Brother Watch features accounts from people who say they were subject to facial recognition technology used by retail stores. The piece draws on victim testimony to illustrate how the technology is being deployed in everyday shopping environments.
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New York has passed legislation prohibiting AI chatbots from engaging in behavior deemed unsafe when interacting with minors, joining a broader movement of state-level AI regulation targeting child safety.
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A rise in cyberattacks in Japan is driving policy debate over stricter rules on AI and data security. Lawmakers and regulators appear to be reconsidering the adequacy of existing frameworks in light of the increased threat.
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Malaysia has set a target of early 2027 to introduce a formal AI governance bill, signaling the government's intention to establish a legal framework for artificial intelligence in the country.
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Retail workers, many of them low-paid, are reportedly being put at physical risk in order to operate or position facial recognition cameras in stores. The report points to a tension between the commercial use of biometric surveillance technology and the safety of the workers tasked with deploying it.
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Turkey's mortgage application process is set to incorporate SİMA İmza facial recognition technology to verify applicants' identities. The move brings biometric authentication into a mainstream financial transaction for ordinary borrowers.
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As thousands of datacentres are constructed across Europe, the Guardian and Investigate Europe have uncovered disturbing evidence that some workers building them are exposed to dangerous conditions and living in fear of speaking out Sandu* checked his watch. He was winding down the last 15 minutes of his shift at a vast Google datacentre site in Saint-Ghislain, Belgium, in March, when the call came in. The 34-year-old electrical tester had already worked almost 10 hours, but says such last-minute jobs were normal: “I had no choice. People have been fired after saying no.” The task was one San…
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Corporate executives are struggling to keep pace with rapidly shifting AI governance risks, according to reporting by the Financial Times. The gap between how fast AI is being deployed and how well it is being overseen appears to be widening at the leadership level.
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A Chinese startup has built a device that uses AI and lasers to target and kill mosquitoes. The technology raises safety concerns for people and animals that might be in the area when it operates.
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CEOs are raising expectations for corporate legal teams, pushing them to take a more active role in AI governance, protecting innovation, and supporting business growth strategies.
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Binance froze assets following a security breach reported at $6.3 billion, prompting reactions from industry analysts. The exchange's response involved locking down funds, though details on the breach's origin and affected users remain limited from the available information.
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South Korea to respond firmly to North Korean breaches of border, security aide says Reuters
General Motors has reached a settlement over data privacy accusations, with Maine set to receive $3 million as part of the agreement. The settlement appears to resolve claims tied to how GM collected or handled driver data.
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The Fayetteville School Board reviewed a proposed update to its artificial intelligence policy at its October board meeting. No details about the policy's specific provisions have been reported.
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France steps up cooperation on crypto taxation, data privacy remains a challenge 디지털투데이
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New York has enacted legislation prohibiting what it deems unsafe AI chatbots from being used with or by children, joining a growing number of states moving to regulate artificial intelligence through their own laws.
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Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, disclosed a $6.3 billion hack that blockchain investigators have attributed to North Korea. The exchange is working to freeze the stolen funds following what would be one of the largest crypto thefts on record.
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Research finds 55% of lawyers are using AI in legal practices, up from 37% last year, though efficiency gains aren’t as high as expected Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast More than half of Victoria’s lawyers have reported using AI in their work, according to a new study, but just over a quarter say they have reduced fees as a result of efficiency gains. They also say clients seeking advice from chatbots have added to their workload, forcing them to correct errors made by AI. Continue reading...
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Bukele's gang offensive goes abroad as El Salvador rushes troops to Haiti Reuters
Conscia, a firm focused on AI governance, received an award at the Prime Minister's National Veteran Employment Awards. The recognition relates to the company's efforts in employing veterans.
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Google spooked investors so badly that its stock hit a six-month low, after it revealed its AI search summaries were affecting ad revenue.
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The Florida Bar is signaling that AI governance is shifting from optional best practice to a legal and business requirement for companies operating in Florida's technology economy. The piece calls on Florida businesses to move beyond ad hoc AI use toward structured, accountable oversight frameworks.
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