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AI is shrinking the time between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation, leaving defenders less time to wait for patches or public exploits. Picus Security explains how exploitability validation, security control testing, and autonomous pentesting can help teams close exposure gaps before attackers arrive. [...]
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AI safeguards needed? Expert weighs in on federal oversight NewsNation
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The leading AI lab endorses a bipartisan proposal that would require top AI companies to work with independent safety assessors.
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AI gateways turn governance policy into runtime controls The Next Web
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Senator Alex Padilla spoke publicly about a range of policy issues including mail-in voting, AI regulation, and immigration. The interview covered several areas where federal policy decisions are actively being debated.
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If tech leaders are serious about oversight to curtail AI risk, they will need to endow evaluators with independence, information, money, and clout to enforce decisions. The post Tying Tech to the Mast: What Independent Oversight at the AI Frontier Must Get Right appeared first on Just Security.
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Legislators are pushing to regulate artificial intelligence even as they face resistance from those opposing new rules. The headline signals an active policy debate, though the specific proposals and sources of pushback are not detailed.
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Egypt's Sisi and Saudi Crown Prince stress need for security of Red Sea navigation Reuters
President Trump has pushed back against calls for increased federal regulation of artificial intelligence, signaling resistance to stricter government oversight of the technology.
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China's spy chief identified Anthropic’s Claude Mythos and OpenAI’s GPT-5.5-Cyber as signs of what he called a “disruptive upgrade” in cyber capabilities, increasing the speed and potential weaponization of vulnerability discovery and malware development.
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President Trump has warned that regulating artificial intelligence in the United States could disadvantage the country competitively against China. The comment frames domestic AI oversight as a national security and economic risk rather than a consumer or rights protection.
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg held a press conference on Monday touting the takedown of the sites, which hosted AI-generated videos of more than 1,200 people. The sites allowed users to use the faces and bodies of real people to create illegal pornography.
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Norway police investigate Telenor over suspected crimes against humanity in Myanmar Reuters
The rise of AI-generated tributes and bots for ‘talking’ to the dead has experts concerned more people will grieve in isolation Tributes rolled in after the death of Dolly Parton last month. Jack White performed Jolene at a London gig. Kesha sang Old Flames (Can’t Hold a Candle to You), a single her mother wrote for the country music titan. Even Pitbull stopped his Madison Square Garden show to memorialize Parton and all the other “powerful women” in the crowd. But one of the strangest – and most viral – eulogies did not come from a celebrity. It did not even come from a person. Run Jolene, a…
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Congress has not advanced meaningful AI regulation, while the House has turned its attention to legislation focused on the costs associated with data centers. The two tracks reflect a legislature more focused on AI infrastructure economics than on rules governing how AI systems are built or used.
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Former President Barack Obama has publicly called for federal regulation of artificial intelligence. No further details on the venue, scope, or specific proposals were provided in available reporting.
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The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned security teams that ransomware gangs have now joined ongoing attacks exploiting a critical VMware vCenter vulnerability patched in July. [...]
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The Unlikely Political Bedfellows on A.I. Regulation The New York Times
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A new EY survey found that organizations are deploying autonomous AI systems faster than they are building governance structures to oversee them, creating a gap between what AI can do and what controls exist to manage it.
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Matthew Sellers reports: Revolut wasn’t hacked in the usual sense. No one broke into its servers or slipped malware past its defences. Someone asked for customer data, from what looked like a genuine government email address, and Revolut handed it over. That email is now behind one of the stranger data incidents to hit a... Source
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White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett stated that President Trump firmly opposes federal government control over AI regulation, signaling the administration's preference for a lighter-touch or industry-led approach to governing artificial intelligence.
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Cedar County Memorial Hospital in El Dorado Springs, Missouri, took down its IT networks on August 14 after an outage disabled its electronic health records, patient portal, diagnostic imaging, and internet access. A ransomware group has since claimed responsibility for the disruption, which forced the emergency department to partially divert trauma and critical cases.
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Dev Kundaliya reports: Revolut recently disclosed a security incident in which an unauthorised third party obtained sensitive customer information by sending fraudulent requests from the email domain of a legitimate government agency. People claiming responsibility for the incident have posted samples of the allegedly stolen information across several Telegram groups and the material appears to... Source
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St James Anglican School in Perth suffered a cyber attack in which hackers gained unauthorized access to its systems and stole personal information belonging to students and their families, including photographs and bank details. The school said it moved to contain the breach after discovering it.
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