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Starship Technologies has been running six-wheeled delivery robots on the pavements of Milton Keynes for some time, and new UK legislation could allow the machines to expand to other towns and cities across the country.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an agreement with Anthropic to make Claude available across all state agencies and local governments, marking the first time a single AI tool has been extended to the entirety of California's public sector.
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Ford brought back human engineers after finding that AI-based quality checks could not meet the standard set by experienced technicians. The move suggests the company's attempt to automate inspection work did not perform as expected in practice.
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FinTech Global examines how organizations are developing AI governance frameworks in anticipation of a more demanding regulatory compliance landscape, as governments and industry bodies move toward formalizing rules around artificial intelligence deployment.
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We’ve taken one small step towards robot police officers: a drone capable of disarming a suspect: In a June 22 video posted on the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office’s Instagram page, an officer wearing goggles can be seen operating a drone to retrieve a knife from an armed suspect hiding inside a cluttered house. “After not responding to negotiators, a drone was deployed inside the residence,” the post says. “Drone pilots located the suspect hiding in a corner of a garage” and then used a high-powered magnet attached to the drone to grab the knife out of the sus…
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Researchers are raising concerns that deploying AI systems in workplace settings carries poorly understood risks that may quietly offset the productivity and efficiency gains employers expect. These 'unknown unknowns' suggest the technology's real-world effects remain difficult to anticipate or measure.
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A new poll finds that voters across party lines support stronger regulation of artificial intelligence, suggesting broad public appetite for government oversight of the technology regardless of political affiliation.
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The Trump administration accelerated a program enabling small companies to fast-track testing of new nuclear reactor designs. The push has drawn concern from some observers who believe the expedited process may be cutting corners on safety review.
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Australia and Vanuatu sign delayed security deal seen as curbing China Reuters
Flexion Robotics, a startup founded by former Nvidia engineers, has developed a humanoid robot designed to perform practical office tasks. The company uses a distinctive training approach to make the robot reliably useful in workplace settings.
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Telefónica has published guidance addressing how companies can reconcile AI deployment with data privacy obligations, framing responsible data practices as foundational to earning and maintaining user trust in AI-driven environments.
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A forthcoming book by analyst Jack Watling examines how the U.S. conflict with Iran exposed persistent failures in American statecraft, arguing that Washington has struggled to coordinate its instruments of power toward coherent foreign policy goals. The excerpt suggests the current administration is unlikely to undertake an honest internal review of those shortcomings.
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Four days to make victims fall in love: How global scammers use US tech to fleece people ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Ring has released an updated Video Doorbell Pro 3 with a 4K camera, improved Wi-Fi, and new AI features. The redesigned top-tier model is available in battery or wired versions, priced at $249.99.
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Naver Pay has launched a facial recognition feature called Smart Pass, designed to streamline departure processes by authenticating users through biometric scanning rather than traditional identity checks.
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Environmental advocate Erin Brockovich has turned her attention to AI data centers, citing community concerns about their local environmental impact — particularly water and resource consumption. She frames the campaign as a David-versus-Goliath struggle against a well-funded global industry.
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Japanese telecommunications company KDDI confirmed a data breach on June 17, 2026, in which attackers gained unauthorized access to a system shared by six ISP mail services. Up to 14.22 million email addresses and associated passwords may have been exposed as a result.
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Migrants in US on temporary status should seek permanent residence or leave, Homeland Secretary says Reuters
BC To Launch New Krantz Institute for AI, Ethics, and Humanity bcheights.com
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Technology and AI stocks, including private companies like SpaceX, now constitute up to 12% of typical Australian balanced superannuation funds, according to experts. Most retirement savers are unaware their mandatory contributions are tied to the performance of a narrow group of dominant U.S. tech firms.
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Japanese telecommunications operator KDDI Corporation disclosed a data breach where threat actors gained access to one of its email systems used by five other internet service providers (ISPs) in the country. [...]
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AssuranceAmerica Managing General Agency has notified at least 1.1 million people across seven states after detecting suspicious activity on its systems. Breach notices have been sent to residents in California, Massachusetts, Nebraska, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, and Washington.
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A Wellington pharmacy, Unichem Petone, inadvertently exposed private messages sent by 29 patients through its website's contact form, triggering an effort to remove the leaked data from the internet and directly notify those affected.
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A White House office called the National Design Studio, largely staffed by DOGE alumni, has quietly redesigned several high-traffic federal websites — including those for passport applications, voter registration, and prescription-drug pricing — and installed visitor-tracking software on them. Critics allege the changes may violate federal law governing how government agencies collect data from the public.
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