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California's AB 412 would require AI developers to identify and disclose copyrighted works used in training generative AI models. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has again opposed the bill, arguing the data it demands often does not exist and cannot realistically be compiled.
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Filtr has added a feature that blocks ads inside native apps on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, extending beyond browser-based ad blocking to cover a wider range of app experiences. The capability is enabled by functionality introduced in Apple's latest software.
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Congress faces a June 12 deadline to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows the NSA to collect and store communications involving Americans without a warrant. The deadline coincides with scrutiny over the Trump administration's appointment of an acting Director of National Intelligence seen as lacking relevant qualifications.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation testified before a House Homeland Security subcommittee, urging Congress to pair any government adoption of AI with explicit safeguards for constitutional rights. EFF's senior policy analyst warned that using generative AI for mass government surveillance could amplify existing civil liberties violations at a scale previously impossible.
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Meta embedded facial recognition code in the software powering its always-on Ray-Ban smart glasses, capable of generating unique faceprints from a person's facial features. Following public scrutiny and critical reporting by WIRED, Meta removed the unactivated code in a subsequent app update.
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AI ethics are just the beginning for law firms The Florida Bar
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Joe’s on-the-ground report from Cisco Live U.S. is here, complete with therapy dog pictures and tips on handling conference overstimulation.
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A writer tested AI tools for home improvement advice and found the technology gave him dangerously bad guidance, including instructions to build a subfloor on rotting stumps. The experience left him more skeptical of AI's practical reliability despite its confident presentation.
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Researchers led by NIST have developed an AI model designed to map safe evacuation routes through a building during a fire, currently working on single-story floor plans with a multilevel version under development.
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Italy's data protection authority fined Magna PT S.p.A. and issued a definitive ban on data processing after the company used questionnaires to collect information from employees returning from sick leave. The regulator found violations covering lawfulness of processing, transparency obligations, and the handling of special category health data under the GDPR.
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Italy's data protection authority fined Pioneer Hi-Bred Italia Sementi s.r.l. €120,000 for unlawfully tracking five employees via GPS systems in company vehicles, finding violations of GDPR principles on lawful processing, transparency, and data subject information obligations.
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Greece's data protection authority fined Vodafone-Panafon in February 2026 for failing to properly handle a customer's data rights requests. The violations covered multiple GDPR obligations, including timely responses, the right of access, and the right to restrict processing.
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Italy's data protection authority issued an administrative fine against insurance firm Poste Vita S.p.A. following a customer complaint alleging unauthorized disclosure of personal data. The regulator found violations of GDPR principles governing data processing and breach-notification obligations.
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Italy's data protection authority fined LTL S.p.A. €40,000 for accessing a former employee's work email account after his employment ended, breaching GDPR principles on lawful processing, transparency, and the individual's right to access his own data.
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China’s plan to become a world leader in AI by 2030 is a fixture of practically every Congressional briefing and expert commentary on Beijing’s AI ambitions. The plan’s logic — introduced in 2017 — was simple and alarming: Beijing would direct capital, mobilize its firms, recruit talent, and execute with the strategic patience of a state-led innovation ecosystem. Nearly a decade later, that frame has only hardened. Beijing’s recently issued 15th Five-Year Plan directs Party organs to take “extraordinary measures” to strengthen technological self…
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Amazon is facing a lawsuit over the use of facial recognition technology in its Ring home security products. The legal action targets how the company allegedly deploys biometric identification through its consumer surveillance devices.
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OpenAI has issued a response to a White House executive order addressing AI governance, signaling the company's position on emerging federal oversight frameworks for artificial intelligence development and deployment.
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Police departments in Northeast Ohio are increasing their use of facial recognition technology in investigations. A local attorney has raised concerns about the practice, signaling legal and civil liberties tensions around how the technology is being deployed.
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Success in securing over £118,000 in confiscation orders against two former RAC employees Information Commissioner's Office
North American cities are shifting from writing AI policies to actually putting them into practice, moving governance frameworks out of planning documents and into day-to-day municipal operations.
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Trump administration files appeal in Rhode Island voter data privacy case Rhode Island Current
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“People’s Signing” Marks Historic Victory as the Community Trust Act & Data Privacy Act Become Law CASA of Maryland
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Cognizant and ServiceNow have announced a partnership aimed at helping large enterprises implement AI governance at scale, combining Cognizant's consulting services with ServiceNow's workflow platform to operationalize governance processes across organizations.
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The Foundation for American Innovation is hiring a Senior Research Fellow to work on cybersecurity and AI policy. The role is focused on research and appears aimed at shaping policy positions in both areas.
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