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Jacob Coxon, a researcher who recently left Anthropic, spoke with WIRED about internal safety efforts at the company, describing its alignment work as resembling a 'mini Manhattan Project' and warning that AI labs have only a few years to make their systems safe.
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Apple has announced the iPhone Duo, a foldable smartphone priced at $1,999, revealed at the company's annual September hardware event alongside AI demonstrations and other new devices.
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Treasury CIO pulled from AI work after upsetting West Wing politico.com
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San Francisco's City Attorney has ordered Meta to explain how ads related to child sexual abuse material repeatedly appeared on Facebook and Instagram. Meta has responded by arguing the matter falls outside the city's legal jurisdiction.
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Democratic Representatives Bill Foster and Ted Lieu are pushing for a dedicated House select committee on artificial intelligence, a proposal that would move forward if Democrats regain control of the House. The committee would focus exclusively on shaping AI legislation.
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Iona has updated its artificial intelligence policy in response to ongoing developments in the technology. The scope and specifics of the changes have not been detailed in available reporting.
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A researcher at Anthropic has resigned, publicly warning that the AI industry is building systems that humans may not be able to control for much longer. The departure adds to a pattern of safety-focused employees leaving major AI labs over concerns about the pace and direction of development.
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Apple's newest Watch models include AI features that can transcribe recent speech and summarize ambient conversations. Apple says no raw audio is stored, but the capabilities are drawing scrutiny over consent and what constant ambient listening means for how people interact in shared spaces.
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Researchers at Anthropic have raised concerns about the pace of AI development, warning that rapid acceleration poses serious risks to humanity. Their warnings add to a growing chorus of voices in the AI field calling for slower, more cautious progress.
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Six Chinese AI companies have been accused of copying leading US AI models, prompting US officials to advise American AI firms to identify Chinese users and quietly downgrade their access to less capable versions of those models.
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Facial recognition cameras using AI have been deployed in North Tyneside, drawing concern from residents or critics about their use in a public setting. Details about who operates the system and what it is scanning for have not been specified in available reporting.
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Bar association AI policies are largely written with large law firms in mind, leaving solo practitioners and small firms with guidance that does not fit their resources, staffing, or workflows. The piece argues that smaller practices need a different approach to AI policy than the one handed down from the top.
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Education ministers from multiple countries have adopted a joint statement addressing AI governance in the education sector. The statement signals a coordinated policy move among governments on how AI should be managed or guided within educational contexts.
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A writer disabled safety restrictions on an open-source AI model and used it as an autonomous agent to probe household devices for security vulnerabilities. The model successfully found weaknesses and broke into a PC, then provided guidance on how to fix the exposed flaws.
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Grindr has agreed to a $35 million settlement with UK users who sued the dating app over claims it shared their HIV status data without proper consent, in violation of British privacy law. The lawsuit was filed in April 2024.
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Bradley Tusk of Tusk Ventures has publicly called on government to take a more active role in regulating artificial intelligence, according to a CNBC interview. The venture capitalist's remarks add to a growing chorus of voices pressing lawmakers to move faster on AI oversight.
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The concept of digital sovereignty has spread across government policy, corporate marketing, and international development debates, with officials and companies alike invoking it to justify control over cloud infrastructure, data flows, and communications systems. A growing argument holds that the term could be reclaimed to mean something more user-centered: open, resilient systems that give ordinary people more genuine control.
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House Democrats are considering forming a dedicated select committee to investigate the tech industry if they regain control of the House, according to sources familiar with the party's planning discussions.
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The EU AI Act introduces new compliance obligations for HR functions, and similar regulations are emerging in other jurisdictions. Organizations that use AI in hiring, performance management, or workforce decisions will need to adapt their practices to meet these requirements.
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Passkey-themed social engineering is being used to compromise identities and enable broader cloud attacks. Learn how threat actors establish MFA persistence, abuse Microsoft Graph for reconnaissance, and access SharePoint, OneDrive, and email data, along with key detection and mitigation guidance. The post Passkey-themed social engineering leads to identity and cloud compromise appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
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The EU AI Act places obligations not just on companies that build AI models, but also on businesses that integrate AI capabilities by calling third-party APIs. Downstream providers — those who use rather than build the underlying model — face their own compliance responsibilities under the law.
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Researchers Khan and Poyer, affiliated with Rochester Institute of Technology, have co-authored a study examining U.S. AI governance. The study's specific findings and scope are not detailed in available information.
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Veradigm, an electronic health record company, disclosed that customer data was stolen in a breach affecting a specific interface. The company stated the incident did not spread to its broader infrastructure and caused no operational disruptions.
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U.S. cybersecurity and intelligence agencies say that six Chinese AI companies conducted industrial-scale distillation attacks on American frontier AI models since at least late 2024. [...]
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