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Storm-0940 used the agentic AI penetration testing framework to automate attacks and “reach more than 2,250 tenants at 2,900 sign-in attempts per minute,” Microsoft researchers said. The post Microsoft pins ConnectWise supply-chain attack to China-state aligned threat group appeared first on CyberScoop.
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AI-written mathematical proofs have saddled the community with a lot of extra homework.
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OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman has reportedly funded a super PAC working to oppose regulation of artificial intelligence. The political action committee appears aimed at influencing policy debates over how, or whether, to govern AI development.
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The Department of Homeland Security has updated its internal policy governing how the agency uses artificial intelligence. The revision signals a shift in how one of the federal government's largest and most powerful agencies is setting rules for AI deployment.
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PwC has published guidance outlining six actions organizations can take to build trust through AI governance and assurance practices.
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DHS publishes July order excluding and removing DeepSeek AI products from federal civilian agency IT systems. The post Just the Docs: DHS Discloses July Order Stripping DeepSeek AI from Federal Civilian IT Systems appeared first on Just Security.
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ACAMS has published guidance on how organizations can write an AI governance policy, addressing the growing need for structured frameworks around AI use in regulated industries.
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A legal analysis from Hogan Lovells and Cadwalader examines the fragmented state of AI regulation across different jurisdictions, noting the absence of a single coordinated global framework governing artificial intelligence.
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General Motors says it plans to deploy 'eyes-off' autonomous driving technology in AI-powered vehicles within two years. The push is partly driven by competition with Chinese automakers, which have been releasing new vehicles at a faster pace.
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In a lengthy statement about two critical vulnerabilities, the PHP Foundation explained how one dated to 2024, how a recent third-party review by AI companies heightened attention on both, why it scrambled to post information earlier than planned.
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A spokesperson said it was removing inaccurate AI images and pausing the rollout of the tool.
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A review of recent AI hallucination cases examines how courts and organizations are beginning to assign liability when AI systems produce false or fabricated outputs. The analysis draws governance lessons from these cases for companies deploying AI tools.
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A startup called Recursive is building AI systems designed to improve themselves, and is publicly arguing that the advantages of using AI to develop AI are worth the associated risks. Its newest model has drawn attention for its capabilities.
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A Government Accountability Office review found that the Pentagon's AI oversight office, established in 2022 to ensure responsible military use of artificial intelligence, had filled only three of its ten authorized staff positions as of February 2026.
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The vulnerabilities with PHP, a programming language widely used across the internet, have been described as the most significant ever found by AI.
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AI systems are evolving at a pace that outstrips the governance frameworks and controls built to manage them, creating a structural gap between what AI can do and what oversight mechanisms can actually catch.
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A case in Brazil involving a company called Enter is drawing attention to how AI-powered legal services should be regulated and governed. The situation is prompting discussion about the rules — or lack of them — that apply when AI is used to deliver legal advice or services.
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An analysis of DHS and ICE's AI inventory disclosures found that both agencies fell short of even the minimal transparency standards the Trump administration set for federal AI use. The findings point to structural weaknesses in how the government tracks and reports its own AI deployments.
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At Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin, CEO Jensen Huang introduced the DSX Pod, a modular, plug-in data center unit aimed at accelerating AI infrastructure buildout across Europe. He also pointed to autonomous humanoid robotics as part of Nvidia's broader ambitions.
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A new French literary prize, the Prix Pascal de Littérature IA, has launched to recognize fiction written collaboratively with AI language models, offering the winning author a publishing deal. The prize arrives amid ongoing controversy about undisclosed AI use in established literary competitions.
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With federal AI legislation still unresolved, states are moving ahead with their own regulatory frameworks. The National Conference of State Legislatures is tracking this trend as a defining feature of the current AI policy landscape.
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ClickFix attacks are surging as cybercriminals use fake AI installers, malicious search results, and trusted chatbot platforms to trick users into executing malware. Push Security examines how these attacks evade traditional defenses and why AI tools have become increasingly effective lures. [...]
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Criminal hackers are actively exploiting agentic AI tools, including Anthropic's Claude, to carry out attacks. Existing safety guardrails built into these systems are proving insufficient to stop determined bad actors from manipulating them for malicious purposes.
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AI security incidents are driving faster regulatory action around the world, according to reporting from IAPP. The pattern suggests governments are moving from watching AI risks to actively writing rules in response to them.
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