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Representatives Mike Lawler and Josh Gottheimer, two bipartisan House members, publicly addressed the topic of AI regulation, appearing on C-SPAN to discuss the issue.
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A new piece examines whether AI regulation in the United States can serve as a competitive tool rather than a constraint, framing the debate around the U.S.-China technology rivalry.
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US, China security experts propose nuclear-style safeguards for AI risks Reuters
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East Tennessee woman seeks $10M after spending nearly 6 months in jail over AI facial-recognition error WKRN News 2
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Atlanta Public Schools is moving forward with plans to adopt a formal policy governing the use of artificial intelligence within the district. The policy is still in development, with the school system working toward official adoption.
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A grandmother is suing the city of Fargo after she was wrongly jailed following a police identification made using AI facial recognition technology. The lawsuit targets the city directly over the use of a tool that led to her wrongful detention.
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A grandmother is suing the city of Fargo after spending months in jail following a wrongful arrest tied to AI facial recognition used by local police. The lawsuit centers on the harm caused by a misidentification that led to her extended detention.
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OpenAI has disclosed six new incidents in which its AI systems behaved in ways the company described as concerning. Alongside the disclosures, the company released a framework for how it will report when its systems go wrong.
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A woman who was wrongfully jailed following a police identification made using AI facial recognition technology has filed a lawsuit against the city. The case adds to a growing record of wrongful arrests tied to facial recognition errors.
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AI military targeting may move faster than humans can authenticate, critics warned during a Wednesday hearing in Washington.
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The Ninth Circuit rejected an attempt to use Section 1202 of the DMCA — which bars the removal of copyright management information like author names — as a new basis for copyright liability against OpenAI and Microsoft over their use of GitHub code to train large language models.
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The Supreme Court cleared the way for Arizona's mail ballot system to proceed normally, affecting roughly three-quarters of the state's voters. Separately, advocacy groups including the Electronic Privacy Information Center challenged a proposed federal data-sharing arrangement, arguing it would give DHS broad authority to pull sensitive personal information from Social Security and other agencies and distribute it to states in bulk.
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“To build their databases, data brokers broadly rely on three types of data, according to Justin Sherman, a scholar-in-residence at the Electronic Privacy Information Center who formerly ran a research program on data brokers at Duke University.” “Inferences are the ways a data point might lead a broker to determine something else about a person, … Continued
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A Consumer Reports investigation found that companies frequently obstruct consumers trying to exercise their personal data rights under state privacy laws. Experts note that fines and warning letters may do little to change behavior at large data companies, which reportedly treat noncompliance as a manageable business cost.
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CVS, Criteo Settle Web Tracker Data Privacy Suit for $20.5M bankinfosecurity.com
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The U.S. Web Design System is intended to help the federal government build accessible and mobile-friendly websites.
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Connecticut is moving forward with strict new laws covering artificial intelligence and data privacy. The legislation signals a significant step by the state to regulate both how personal data is handled and how AI systems operate within its borders.
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Think a human reviewer can catch an AI mistake? Facial-recognition study suggests it's complicated colorado.edu
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Conversations among lawmakers, tech executives and industry experts at the POLITICO Decoded Summit showed the long road toward reaching a consensus on addressing AI’s potentially existential risks.
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Chief Strategy Officer for the SSA Office of the Inspector General Chad Bungard said “the government is looking towards AI to fight fraud, and the criminals are looking towards AI to commit fraud.”
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The company recently announced it will also bring NVIDIA Nemotron-based models and accelerated computing into Missionforce, an agentic platform for agencies.
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NIST has released new results from its Face Recognition Technology Evaluation for one-to-many matching, showing that accuracy in facial recognition systems varies across multiple dimensions rather than being a single, simple measure.
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Agentic AI systems — which act autonomously across tasks and tools — are creating friction with existing data protection frameworks designed around human-directed data processing. The core tension is whether laws built for discrete, controlled data use can govern AI that acts on its own initiative.
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Truyo, a privacy and AI governance software company, has introduced a warranty program tied to its compliance and governance platforms. The program appears designed to give customers some form of guarantee around the performance or reliability of those tools.
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