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The New York Times has added a beta feature to its Cooking app that helps readers swap ingredients or adjust recipes to suit their needs. It mostly hits the mark.
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The 2026 US midterm elections are expected to shift the balance of power in Congress, with potential consequences for how the federal government approaches cybersecurity regulation and artificial intelligence policy.
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Moving AI from text to 3D space, world models simulate real-world physics to teach robots and autonomous cars how to navigate reality.
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UK public bodies — including MPs' offices, local councils, schools, and legal services — are reporting a sharp rise in AI-generated correspondence, with complaints and requests becoming more voluminous and harder to process. What began as isolated cases in 2024 has grown into a sustained operational strain on caseworkers and public institutions.
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A 78-year-old retired professor in Philadelphia has made a habit of physically blocking autonomous food delivery robots on public sidewalks, framing the act as a First Amendment protest against the growing presence of the machines in her city.
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A Democratic lawmaker involved in shaping AI policy purchased chip company stocks while publicly supporting a ban on congressional stock trading, according to CNBC.
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The apps and platforms that help family caregivers manage their loved ones’ needs are becoming more capable, but the broader issue of caregivers’ well-being remains unsolved.
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DataVita has revised plan for Chapelhall development to be wholly powered by 1GW of renewable energy A datacentre company that said it would power a massive AI development near Glasgow with renewable energy has admitted that the scheme will be entirely served by the National Grid. DataVita, a key plank of the UK’s AI strategy, had promised that the Lanarkshire project would draw 1GW – the equivalent output of a small nuclear reactor, or Britain’s largest windfarm – from green sources. But when the Guardian raised questions about the pledge, it said the arrangement was “subject to final commer…
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A piece circulating under a university attribution reviews AI-powered adult chat applications, covering their features, pricing, and data privacy practices as of 2026.
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Samuel Gibbs doubted he could cut costs and still keep warm by putting tech in control. The results surprised him Can smart thermostats and AI reduce your heating bills? Every manufacturer claims the answer is yes, quoting average savings in the 25%, or £180 a year range. But all of these promises are heavily caveated and, with energy costs changing regularly, it can be very difficult to tell what is having an impact. To find out if technology can really help, I spent the last two years comparing my miserly manual control and basic heating schedule to an AI-governed system. The results surpri…
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Environmental groups embrace AI, even as they warn of data center impacts Reuters
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A writing classroom is being used as a lens to examine AI governance in a piece published by The Good Men Project. The article appears to explore how everyday educational settings intersect with broader questions about AI oversight and policy.
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The Los Angeles City Council is pursuing a citywide data privacy policy, prompted by concerns about artificial intelligence tools and technology tied to the city's Automated License Plate Reader program. The move signals growing local government attention to how municipal tech collects and uses resident data.
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In October 2026, the financially motivated threat actor Storm-3358 began targeting organizations in the financial sector using the agentic AI offensive framework ARTEX. The post ARTEX abuse expands as cybercriminals target financial sector appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
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Concerns about AI regulation are being raised in connection with the prospect of Democrats gaining control of Congress, according to reporting from Fox Business.
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Men allegedly impersonated voices and images of executives to convince employees to send large payments Three foreign nationals were arrested and charged with using AI to allegedly impersonate corporate CEOs and attorneys to steal over $100m, according to an indictment that was newly unsealed by the US Department of Justice. According to a press release from the United States attorney’s office for the southern district of New York, three men – Jacob Soall, Sharon Hazan, and Guy Sheetrit – were arrested for using AI to alter and impersonate the voices and images of executives and attorneys at…
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Following a Democratic wave in the US midterm elections, several newly elected Democrats and Senator Bernie Sanders have renewed calls for a national moratorium on new datacenter construction, citing concerns about the massive infrastructure buildout driving AI expansion.
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The Cato Institute has published an analysis drawing three conclusions about AI policy direction based on midterm election results. The piece examines what voter and legislative outcomes suggest about how AI regulation is likely to take shape in the near term.
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OpenAI has revealed GPT-6 Cyber, a new artificial intelligence model that has discovered 81 previously unknown high-severity Firefox vulnerabilities and developed working exploits for 948 distinct Linux kernel flaws. [...]
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A 2026 survey or analysis finds that only 28% of AI governance platforms maintain audit trails, leaving the majority without a reliable record of how AI systems are monitored or managed.
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Representative Liccardo has called for moving ahead with what he describes as sensible AI regulation, signaling support for a measured legislative approach to governing artificial intelligence.
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Representative Liccardo has called for moving ahead with what he describes as sensible AI regulation, signaling congressional interest in advancing AI oversight policy.
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European stock markets fell amid investor concern over potential AI regulation, according to a Yahoo Finance report. The sell-off reflects market sensitivity to the prospect of tighter rules governing artificial intelligence in Europe.
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Google is rightfully facing blowback for forcing K-12 schools to enable AI if they wanted to keep using Google search. The company quickly backtracked and decoupled and turned off the services by default, but made it clear search will continue to be just another AI chatbot. This mandate forces an ultimatum on educators: accept generative AI or de-google your school. Students, teachers, and parents across the U.S. are now years into an argument about how schools should respond to the growth of AI-enabled tools. Google decided to skip this debate and take this choice from schools. In August it…
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