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Indian workers are being paid to film themselves at work and the footage is used to train AI.
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Lingnan University co-hosted a summit on AI ethics and governance where Vice-President Prof Xin Yao argued that AI governance should be grounded in ESG principles and sustainable development frameworks.
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Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner submitted formal comments to a government consultation focused on AI transparency. The submission signals the watchdog's position on how AI accountability standards should be shaped at the federal level.
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Argentine President Javier Milei has made a public case against regulating artificial intelligence, according to coverage in Reason Magazine. The argument aligns with his broader libertarian, deregulatory governing philosophy.
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A Reuters report outlines five practical steps people can take to protect themselves online as AI tools make hacking faster and more effective. The piece responds to growing concern that AI is lowering the skill barrier for attackers and amplifying the scale and speed of common threats.
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AI-related stocks dragged major indexes lower on Thursday, with the Nasdaq falling 2.6% and the S&P 500 posting its worst day since July, as concerns over datacenter and chip costs hit the sector hard. Oil prices also rose sharply, adding to the market pressure, while most non-AI stocks actually gained ground.
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EPIC submitted testimony to the D.C. Council urging the adoption of strong procurement rules for AI and automated decision-making tools used in public schools, with a focus on protecting student privacy.
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The UK government plans to establish an AI-powered unit to detect and respond to wildfires, following a record-breaking summer of extreme heat and devastating blazes in England and Wales. The announcement will also include funding for specialist protective equipment and the use of military aircraft.
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Comcast is cutting jobs and expanding its use of AI agents as the company continues to lose cable subscribers. The company has attributed some of its competitive struggles to rival ISPs offering prices it described as irrational.
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An AI system detected a security vulnerability affecting large portions of the internet, according to reporting by AP News. The scope of the flaw appears broad, though the specific systems or software involved are not detailed in the available information.
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The Aged Intelligence Society is a growing events startup focused on bringing women together to explore how AI tools can address challenges specific to midlife. WIRED spoke with its founders about the community's approach and goals.
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The European Commission has proposed a Cloud and AI Development Act that would impose sovereignty requirements on cloud providers serving the public sector. This analysis compares those proposed EU rules against two existing U.S. frameworks — the Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence regime and FedRAMP — that govern cloud security for government procurement.
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St. John’s Students Teach High Schoolers How to Keep the ‘Human’ in AI The Tablet Catholic Newspaper
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External evaluators reviewing OpenAI's AI monitoring system identified flaws during a pilot review, according to Reuters. The findings suggest the system meant to oversee AI behavior has weaknesses that outside assessors were able to detect.
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An expert is calling on government to strike a careful balance in how it regulates data centers and artificial intelligence, avoiding both under- and over-regulation. The comments reflect ongoing debate about how policy should keep pace with rapid AI infrastructure growth.
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A bipartisan bill would direct the federal government to develop guidance on distillation attacks — a technique that lets adversaries extract knowledge from AI models without building their own — and bring industry together on defensive responses. Sponsors argue the threat rewards theft over investment, putting U.S. AI development at a competitive disadvantage.
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An individual named Wimpy from Arkansas State University has been selected for Oxford University's inaugural AI governance program aimed at social scientists.
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Cybersecurity: how to strengthen your human defences miriam Thu, 10/22/2026 - 17:44 Fri, 10/23/2026 - 12:00 New episode is out now! For #ECSM, our Technology and Security Officer Konstantina Vemou joins to explain how AI is making phishing harder to spot, which warning signs to look for, and why a once-a-year e-learning module is no longer enough. 1 Have a listen
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The U.S. midterm elections mark the first major election cycle in which AI is woven into every significant social media platform, according to reporting on the technology's role in the political information environment. Efforts to limit the harms that AI-generated content can cause remain inconsistent across platforms and institutions.
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Attackers can steal credentials and begin exfiltrating data within minutes, often before security teams can respond. Exaforce examines real-world attacks involving stolen GitHub tokens, malicious AI installers, and MFA phishing, explaining why faster detection and automated containment are critical. [...]
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The intersection of artificial intelligence and child safety is drawing legal scrutiny, with courts and lawmakers beginning to grapple with how existing law applies to AI-generated content and platforms that serve minors.
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Mori is a robot designed to look like a decorative mushroom, apparently intended to ease people into accepting camera-equipped robots as household objects. The device is presented more as a design concept than a functional product.
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A commentary published by Just Security argues that current systems for evaluating frontier AI models fall short, calling for evaluation processes that are more meaningful, independent, and transparent. The piece frames existing approaches as inadequate rather than merely imperfect.
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A new satirical TV show called The Audacity takes aim at Silicon Valley's AI elite, framing tech CEOs as subjects of dark comedy. Its creator originally wanted the tagline 'We're so fucked,' and the show's themes include data mining children and the cultish culture around tech power.
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