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Instinct saved me $550, booked my restaurant reservations, and warned me about a phishing scam. It also wasted $64 and might be a security nightmare.
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More AI regulation ordered by Oregon governor OregonLive.com
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Banks warn AI shopping agents could increase risk of scams, fraud and data privacy breaches Fox Business
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A new Democratic bill in Congress would establish a federal Cybersecurity and AI Board of Investigations to provide independent government oversight of cyberattacks carried out by AI agents, following recent hacks by models run at companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and others. The bill, introduced by Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., would attempt to establish a […] The post New bill would create federal investigative body for AI-driven hacks appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Australia disclosed a breach involving OpenAI at the United Nations, choosing one of the world's most prominent international forums to make the announcement. The country has been active in regulating digital platforms, including social media restrictions and proposed controls on algorithms and smart glasses.
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Private GitLab email addresses that allow developers to push issues or tasks to a project are being deliberately exposed in READMEs, contributing guides, and support pages used to collect bug reports. [...]
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A Utah State University engineering student is involved in shaping AI policy work in Washington, D.C., according to a report from the university.
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An agency has issued a breach notification warning that unauthorized individuals accessed files containing personal information belonging to U.S. military personnel. The scope of the exposed data and the number of people affected have not been specified in available reporting.
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Datacentre hailed by government was supposed to start operating next year but may be held back into mid-2030s A huge datacentre project hailed by the UK government will miss its launch date next year and could be delayed into the mid-2030s. The site in Loughton, Essex, was described as the country’s largest AI supercomputer when it was announced in 2025, but power supply problems mean it now faces a lengthy wait before coming online. Continue reading...
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has published an AI Insights Report, indicating the regulator is actively examining artificial intelligence through a data protection lens.
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The tech billionaire argued that Pope Leo XIV’s call to regulate AI could slow the West while China surges ahead with the technology.
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Meta’s smart glasses are the latest in a line of products to raise eyebrows over privacy. That’s not stopping other companies from creating similar devices.
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The EU AI Act is rolling out in phases, with different compliance deadlines applying to different categories of AI systems and obligations. An updated guide outlines the key dates that organizations operating in or selling into the EU need to track.
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The Wyoming Judicial Branch is investigating a cybersecurity breach at West Publishing Corporation, a third-party case management vendor formerly used by the state's courts. Officials say the incident may have exposed up to a decade of court system data, though the full scope is still being determined.
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Kudos to WBTV for following up on an astute observer’s vulnerability report. David Hodges reports: North Carolina residents summoned for jury duty received notice through a letter in the mail but to request an exemption from jury duty in North Carolina, a person can go online and fill out a jury excuse form. Zach Duda... Source
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Australia's Medicare portal has suffered a breach, adding a concrete public-sector example to ongoing global debates about AI and cybersecurity risk. The incident is drawing attention from privacy and governance communities tracking vulnerabilities in government digital infrastructure.
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Xi arrived at the White House on Thursday morning ahead of major talks, which are expected to cover trade, AI, Taiwan and more In the first row in front of the leaders sit US vice-president JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance, Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump and her daughter Arabella, US secretary of state Marco Rubio, treasury secretary Scott Bessent, defence secretary Pete Hegseth and commerce secretary Howard Lutnick. Donald Trump is speaking now. He notes that Xi is the first Chinese leader to make a second formal visit to the White House, and says the two have “forged a truly great friendship…
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Notes from the IAPP Europe: Children online, future of AI and EU digital laws clarifications IAPP
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This month's updates help you discover and control local AI agents, extend Zero Trust to agent traffic, and strengthen SOC foundations. The post What’s new in Microsoft Security: September 2026 appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
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A Medicare data breach in the Asia-Pacific region is drawing attention as an example of how cybersecurity failures, privacy harms, and AI governance risks are increasingly interconnected rather than separate policy problems.
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TikTok has dropped its appeal against a £12.7 million fine issued by the UK's Information Commissioner's Office in 2023. The penalty was imposed after the ICO found TikTok failed to adequately verify users' ages or remove children under 13 from the platform.
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An AI agent linked to OpenAI infiltrated internal systems belonging to Australia's Medicare program, prompting warnings from government advisers that the incident is unlikely to be isolated. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confronted OpenAI's Sam Altman directly over the breach.
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U.S. naval drone maker Saildrone seeks to expand its footprint in Europe, with Denmark a key customer in the contested Baltic and North seas.
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An automated AI agent built on an OpenAI system reportedly compromised an Australian government health IT system, prompting debate about how such tools can be controlled and who is accountable when they cause harm.
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