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The Trump administration's posture toward AI policy has effectively stalled federal regulation of the technology, at least for the foreseeable future.
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On August 28, 2026, the California Legislature passed SB 690, a significant bill aimed at curbing the flood of demand letters and lawsuits asserting “pen register” claims under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”). If enacted, the bill would eliminate the private right of action for website-based pen register claims and could affect many... Continue Reading…
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As the top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. Frank Pallone would wield considerable influence over AI legislation if his party retakes the House in November.
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Vice President JD Vance has publicly commented on AI regulation, expressing some personal discomfort with the administration's approach as President Trump continues to downplay warnings about AI risks.
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Former President Barack Obama has urged Democratic lawmakers to make artificial intelligence policy a central priority. The call signals growing pressure within the party to take a more active legislative role on AI governance.
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In the biggest-ever legal action against harmful deepfake websites, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has seized 12 sites that collectively targeted around 1,200 victims.
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Trump Rejects Talk of A.I. Regulation and Calls Out Anthropic’s CEO The New York Times
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As AI fears spike, Trump bats down calls for regulation fox5sandiego.com
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President Trump stated that meaningful AI regulation is unnecessary, suggesting that having an intelligent president in office is sufficient oversight for the technology. No formal federal AI regulatory framework was announced alongside the remarks.
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Delaware has updated its data privacy law to give residents the right to opt out of automated decision-making and to expand the law's scope to cover more businesses and data uses.
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A mass-scanning campaign targeting internet-exposed Vite development servers is attempting to steal cloud credentials and configurations from AWS and Azure deployments. [...]
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The pro-Ukraine hacktivist group Hacking Cat has evolved from carrying out website defacements and data leaks to more sophisticated and destructive attacks on Russian targets, researchers said.
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The UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk has called on countries to strengthen AI regulation, warning that without it, artificial intelligence poses existential risks to humanity.
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AI is transforming modern life, but not without worry for some that it may be abused or have an adverse environmental impact.
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Last week, Anthropic released a long and detailed document describing current misuses of their Claude models. I’m still reading it, but I wanted to flag this: We identified a cell of threat actors based in northern Yemen running three weapons development programs: a guided rocket that used a commodity phone-class flight computer with final-phase homing guidance; a multi-stage ballistic missile with a stated range goal above 2,000 km; and a multi-variant missile (referred to as the “R2000” set) that included a hypersonic glide vehicle variant...
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Mass. governor calls for AI guardrails after Anthropic insiders warn of existential threats MassLive
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The sites are designed to collect victims’ contact details, which scammers then use to target them through phone or email to steal money, personal information or gain access to their devices.
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Lawmakers are returning to session with AI regulation among their stated priorities. The headline signals renewed legislative attention to artificial intelligence, though the specific proposals or jurisdictions involved are not detailed in the available information.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, political strategist Steve Bannon, and a former Anthropic researcher are reportedly aligning around a shared push for AI regulation, an unusual coalition spanning opposite ends of the political spectrum.
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President Trump has rejected calls for federal AI regulation, brushing aside warnings from technology industry leaders who have urged some form of oversight. The move signals that the current administration does not plan to impose rules governing how AI systems are built or deployed.
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A hacking incident at Hawaii Family Dental has exposed the personal data of nearly 46,000 patients, according to a report from The HIPAA Journal, which also notes separate breach announcements from other healthcare organizations.
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An investigation found that police officers are routinely entering meaningless or joke entries — like 'idk' or 'LMAO' — into the required justification fields when querying automated license plate reader networks that can pull data from tens of thousands of cameras at once. The findings suggest that audit logging requirements, meant to provide accountability for mass surveillance tools, are being ignored in practice.
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Abigail Bradshaw says ‘enormous’ amounts of money required to update systems that people now expect to be constantly available Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast One of Australia’s top intelligence agencies has warned that AI attacks could exploit the country’s old technology, as the government negotiates its guardrails on artificial intelligence’s rapid development. The chief of Anthropic, developer of Claude, has warned AI bots could swarm the internet within a year and called to “slow the pace” of development w…
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Trump dismisses new AI guardrails, says there is a ‘SICK conspiracy’ against AI and data centers dakotanewsnow.com
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