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‘AI literacy’ encouraged under CMSD’s newly passed artificial intelligence policy for students and staff

Cleveland Metropolitan School District has passed a new artificial intelligence policy aimed at building AI literacy among both students and staff. The policy encourages familiarity with AI tools as part of the district's broader approach to preparing its school community for an AI-shaped world.

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Inside Privacy (Covington) · Jun 24, 2026 · International

Vermont Enacts Privacy Legislation to Regulate Health-Related Information

Vermont has passed two health-focused privacy laws: H.639, which regulates direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies, and S.71, a broader privacy act that adds extra protections for consumer health data. Both measures expand the state's oversight of how sensitive personal health information is collected and used.

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State AI regulation proposed in Missouri

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ServiceNow (NOW) Expands AI Governance And Public Sector Reach With New Partnerships

ServiceNow has announced new partnerships aimed at expanding its AI governance capabilities and deepening its footprint in the public sector. The moves position the enterprise software company to play a larger role in how government agencies and regulated industries manage and oversee AI systems.

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EU AI Act Amended: Parliament Votes to Delay Key Deadlines

The European Parliament has voted to amend the EU AI Act, pushing back key compliance deadlines. The move gives companies and regulators more time before certain provisions of the landmark AI law take effect.

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NPR — Tech · Jun 23, 2026 · International

Is AI 'one big bubble'? Behind the tech sell-off

Investors have begun selling AI-related stocks as doubts grow about whether the enormous capital being poured into artificial intelligence will produce returns that justify the spending.

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DFW Airport is one of six airports testing this new facial recognition tech

Dallas-Fort Worth Airport is participating in a pilot program testing facial recognition technology alongside five other U.S. airports. The trial appears to be part of a broader effort to expand biometric screening at American air travel hubs.

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Netwrix Adds AI Governance Features for Hybrid Microsoft Environments

Netwrix has added AI governance features to its platform aimed at organizations running hybrid Microsoft environments. The update is designed to help IT and security teams manage data access and oversight as AI tools become more embedded in enterprise infrastructure.

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BBC — Tech · Jun 23, 2026 · International

Meta halts worker tracking for AI training due to privacy fears

Meta has stopped monitoring employee computer activity for AI training purposes, a program it launched only two months ago. The decision follows concerns about privacy implications of using worker behavioral data to develop AI systems.

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Judge nixes Trump federal voter database due to 'privacy rights'

Judge nixes Trump federal voter database due to 'privacy rights' Greenville Online

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Information Commissioner's Office · Jun 23, 2026 · UK

One year on: marking the 12-month commencement of the Data (Use and Access) Act

One year on: marking the 12-month commencement of the Data (Use and Access) Act Information Commissioner's Office

Information Commissioner's Office · Jun 23, 2026 · UK

New data protection complaints law now in force

Here is the briefing: ```json { "summary": "A new law governing how data protection complaints are handled has come into force, with the UK's Information Commissioner's Office named in connection with the changes. The legislation appears to affect the process by which individuals can bring compla

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University of Texas law dean shifts AI policy to prevent 'cognitive deskilling'

The dean of the University of Texas School of Law has revised the school's AI policy with the goal of preventing students from losing core legal reasoning skills through over-reliance on AI tools. The policy shift reflects growing concern in legal education that habitual AI use may erode the foundational thinking lawyers need.

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Balancing openness and control: Cross-border health data and AI governance in China

The Atlantic Council has examined how China is navigating the tension between enabling cross-border health data flows and maintaining state control over that data, within the context of its broader AI governance framework.

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U.S. and China Compete to Shape the Future of AI Governance

The United States and China are actively competing to set the terms of how artificial intelligence is governed, each pushing frameworks that reflect their own priorities and political systems. The contest plays out across international bodies, bilateral relationships, and standard-setting forums where the rules of AI development are still being written.

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Family Offices Face New Era of Cybersecurity, AI Governance, And Operational Resilience

Family offices — private wealth management entities serving ultra-high-net-worth families — are facing growing pressure to address cybersecurity risks, AI governance, and operational resilience as threats to their data and financial assets increase. The sector, traditionally light on formal compliance infrastructure, is being pushed toward more structured risk management practices.

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EDPS · Jun 23, 2026 · EU

Espresso with the EDPS: AI Literacy

The European Data Protection Supervisor has launched a new video series called 'Espresso with the EDPS,' with its Secretary General presenting the debut episode on AI literacy — exploring what the concept means and why it is broadly relevant.

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States surge ahead on healthcare AI regulation

With federal action on healthcare AI largely stalled, U.S. states are moving forward with their own rules governing how artificial intelligence is used in medical settings. The push reflects growing concern that AI tools are already influencing patient care decisions without clear accountability standards in place.

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Information Commissioner's Office · Jun 23, 2026 · UK

Manchester firm fined £300,000 for bombarding people in debt with over 5.5 million unlawful texts

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office has fined a Manchester-based firm £300,000 for sending more than 5.5 million unsolicited text messages to people in debt. The messages were sent without lawful basis, violating rules that exist specifically to protect people from this kind of mass, uninvited contact.

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Australian police trial live facial recognition

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Law School Externships Without AI Policy Is Risky for Students

Law school externship programs are being flagged as a risk area because most lack clear policies governing students' use of AI tools while working at outside organizations. Without institutional guidance, students are left to navigate AI use on their own in professional legal settings.

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US agencies have seized more than 300 drones near World Cup sites, TSA says

US agencies have seized more than 300 drones near World Cup sites, TSA says Reuters

Automakers could halt car sales in California without delay in vehicle tracking law

Automakers are warning they may suspend vehicle sales in California if the state moves forward with a vehicle tracking law without providing adequate time to comply. The dispute centers on the timeline for implementing new rules around how cars collect and handle location and movement data.

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China's foreign minister calls on BRICS to strengthen strategic minerals cooperation

China's foreign minister calls on BRICS to strengthen strategic minerals cooperation Reuters