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DJI, best known for drones, has launched a line of robot vacuums and is positioning data privacy as a selling point of the new products.
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A Tech Policy Press analysis examines whether the EU AI Act's transparency requirements can do meaningful work in protecting democratic institutions, not just individual rights.
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New York City has introduced an AI policy focused on children, and Anthropic secured a legal victory in court. Both developments reflect growing institutional attention to how AI is governed and contested in the United States.
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Flock Safety has built an AI search tool for law enforcement that can monitor multiple camera feeds simultaneously and identify individuals based on written descriptions. WIRED reverse-engineered the tool from code delivered to police browsers, revealing how the system works in practice.
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The OECD is examining how financial regulators can supervise AI deployment without slowing its adoption, pointing to initiatives like the UK FCA's AI Live Testing program as examples of governance frameworks designed to balance innovation with risk management.
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We played a wargame using AI players. Two nuclear-armed nations — Red and Blue — with a long-standing, fierce border dispute were placed into a militarized crisis. Over the course of several turns, the states managed to avoid escalation to war, though there were non-operational nuclear demonstrations. Surprised by the lack of escalation we’d been primed to find by Juan-Pablo Rivera, Gabriel Mukobi, Anka Reuel, Max Lamparth, Chandler Smith, and Jacquelyn Schneider, as well as Kenneth Payne, we tried upping the stakes. We gave Red some new tactical nuclear weapons, altering the balance a bit in…
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Uber launched a robotaxi service in London, with the BBC accompanying the rollout and documenting a ride in one of the self-driving vehicles.
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Colorado has passed SB 26-189, which repeals and replaces the existing Colorado AI Act with a new framework for regulating artificial intelligence in the state. The move signals a significant shift in Colorado's approach to AI governance rather than a simple amendment to current law.
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The EU AI Act establishes a tiered risk framework, and systems classified as high-risk face the most demanding compliance requirements. Businesses deploying AI in areas like hiring, credit, healthcare, or critical infrastructure need to understand where their tools fall in that classification.
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Wayve has launched London's first commercial robotaxi service, with rides available through the Uber app starting Thursday. Only 15 vehicles are currently licensed to operate, each carrying a human ready to take control, putting the fleet far outnumbered by the city's broader private hire market.
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AI governance is fragmenting along regional lines, with different parts of the world developing distinct regulatory frameworks rather than converging on a single global standard. The Lowy Institute has published analysis examining this trend toward a more divided international AI policy landscape.
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Meta is introducing an internal AI agent called Hatch to its employees, encouraging experimentation while pulling back on earlier pressure to integrate AI tools into daily work. The shift suggests the company is recalibrating how it pushes AI adoption internally.
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Uber has launched 15 autonomous taxis in the UK, marking the country's first public robotaxi service. Each vehicle carries a safety driver as a precaution during this initial rollout.
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Instructors at Hazard Community and Technical College in Kentucky are teaching students AI ethics and critical thinking skills. The program appears aimed at preparing students to engage thoughtfully with AI tools and their implications.
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The United States has reached an agreement with G20 member nations favoring a light-touch approach to regulating artificial intelligence. The accord signals that major economies are leaning toward minimal binding rules rather than stricter oversight frameworks for AI development and deployment.
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The National Science Foundation has established a new AI research operations center to support the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource as it moves from a pilot program into a permanent agency fixture.
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Attorneys Jim Flynn and Alaap Shah of Epstein Becker Green were quoted in Healthcare IT News discussing the need to establish AI governance frameworks in healthcare settings before systems are deployed, not after.
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Security researcher Bruce Schneier received unsolicited emails from what appeared to be autonomous AI agents describing their own operational situations and security concerns, apparently because training data led the agents to identify him as a relevant contact.
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A Russian startup called Mostik has developed a method that allows AI models to communicate with each other without using natural language. The approach is designed to combine the capabilities of multiple AI systems in a novel way.
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A KPMG report finds that family-owned businesses are deploying AI faster than they are building the governance structures to manage it. Adoption is outpacing the policies, oversight, and accountability frameworks meant to keep that use in check.
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The Pentagon is preparing to release a new cyber strategy as soon as next week, according to sources familiar with the plan. The blueprint is expected to prioritize offensive cyber operations, expanded use of AI, and deeper partnerships with private industry, amid a broader reorganization of military cyber forces.
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State governments are moving forward with their own AI regulations, pushing back against federal inaction and tech industry lobbying as public pressure builds for accountability over artificial intelligence systems.
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Texas police reportedly used AI to generate a report documenting how they used Flock Safety's license plate reader network to search for a woman suspected of having an abortion. The case surfaces a documented law enforcement use of two surveillance technologies together in the context of abortion prosecution.
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Microsoft has launched a preview of its Fabric integration platform for select federal customers operating in Government Community Cloud High environments. The platform is built to support agentic AI tools and their data and workflow needs.
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