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Senator Bernie Sanders has introduced a proposal estimated at $7 trillion aimed at giving the American public an ownership stake in the artificial intelligence industry. The plan would likely face strong opposition from the largest AI companies.
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Colorado's AI law, which had drawn significant compliance attention from businesses across the country, has been substantially changed and will not take effect in its anticipated form. Illinois businesses, despite operating outside Colorado, are being advised to stay alert to the evolving regulatory picture.
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Kansas City has begun using facial recognition technology on its public bus system, extending biometric surveillance into everyday public transit. The deployment marks one of the more direct applications of this technology to municipal transportation infrastructure in the United States.
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Singapore's data protection authority has released draft guidelines addressing how personal data may be used in the development and deployment of generative AI systems. The guidance is aimed at helping organizations navigate data protection obligations as AI adoption accelerates across the region.
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OpenAI has brought on Dean Ball, who previously served as the White House's top AI adviser and was the primary architect of the Trump administration's AI Action Plan, in a new role at the company.
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The UK is introducing a revised data protection complaints regime that will change how individuals can raise grievances and how businesses must respond. The shift puts new procedural and compliance pressure on organisations handling personal data under UK GDPR.
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France's data protection authority, the CNIL, released updated versions of two core frameworks — MR-001 and MR-003 — that set the rules for how personal health data can be processed in research contexts. These reference methodologies function as pre-approved compliance pathways under French law, allowing qualifying health research to proceed without seeking individual authorization.
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At least one malware developer is adding text about nuclear and biological weapons to their spyware, in an effort to stop automatic AI analysis. Details: The _index.js payload begins with a large JavaScript block comment containing fake system instructions and policy-triggering content. Because it is inside a comment, it does not affect JavaScript execution. The runtime skips it. The real malware begins after the comment with a try{eval(…)} wrapper around a large character-code array and a ROT-style substitution function. This header appears designed for AI-mediated analysis, not for No…
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A Department of Homeland Security document outlines plans to extend facial recognition technology to local police departments. The move would significantly expand the reach of biometric surveillance tools beyond federal agencies into local law enforcement.
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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel publicly criticized Mark Zuckerberg over Meta's reported testing of facial recognition software. The commentary reflects growing public attention to Meta's expansion into biometric identification technology.
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Cisco Talos detailed a new approach to reverse engineering that pairs local AI agents with traditional analysis tools like the VB6 disassembler vbdec. Instead of awkwardly bolting AI onto the software, vbdec exposes its parsed data through a live COM interface.
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The European Data Protection Supervisor convened its 58th meeting with Data Protection Officers from across EU institutions in Brussels on June 18, 2026, addressing evolving regulatory and technological challenges affecting internal EU data governance.
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A Florida man was wrongfully arrested after an AI facial recognition tool misidentified him as a suspect, illustrating how automated identification systems can produce consequential errors that translate directly into law enforcement action against innocent individuals.
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Companies integrating AI are reducing permanent employees and shifting toward gig-style work arrangements, a trend illustrated by Klarna's 2024 decision to replace customer service staff with AI — and its subsequent return to hiring, but under different terms. The broader pattern suggests AI adoption may not eliminate jobs outright but reshape them into less stable, less protected forms.
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A new survey from Littler Mendelson, a major employment law firm, finds that AI and data privacy rank as leading concerns among employers heading into the near term. The results reflect growing employer awareness of the legal and operational risks tied to workplace data practices and AI adoption.
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Accenture to Strengthen Critical Infrastructure Defense with End-to-End Cybersecurity Platform in Age of AI-Driven Cyber Threats and Geopolitical Risk Dragos
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Kansas City is moving forward with plans to deploy AI-powered facial recognition technology on its public bus network, according to local news reports.
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The Wake County School Board voted to raise student meal prices and held discussions around an emerging AI policy for the district. Details of the AI policy's scope and timeline were not finalized.
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Healthcare is facing a growing gap between the rapid adoption of AI tools and the governance structures needed to oversee them. Certification programs are being explored as one potential mechanism to bring more accountability and standardization to how AI is used in clinical and administrative settings.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has called for international cooperation on AI regulation, signaling France's interest in a coordinated global approach to governing the technology. The appeal comes as governments worldwide work to establish frameworks for AI oversight.
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CISA issued Binding Operational Directive 26-04 on June 10, requiring federal agencies to prioritize security updates based on risk rather than a uniform patching schedule. The directive and its accompanying implementation guidance are framed as part of CISA's response to evolving threats, including the impact of AI on the vulnerability landscape.
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Kenya has published the Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2026, laying out a proposed formal regulatory framework for AI governance in the country. The draft marks one of the more concrete legislative moves on AI oversight to emerge from the African continent.
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