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The ShinyHunters hacking group claims to have breached DAVID, an online platform connected to the Florida DMV, and obtained more than 200,000 driver records. The group has a history of large-scale data theft and extortion.
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Pope Leo has issued an encyclical letter that touches on artificial intelligence, and legal and policy observers are considering how a formal statement from the Catholic Church's leadership might shape or reinforce emerging AI governance frameworks globally.
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New guidance on Article 50 of the EU AI Act has expanded what enterprises must do to comply with the law's transparency obligations, particularly around AI-generated content and synthetic media disclosures.
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Grindr has agreed to a £26 million settlement to resolve data privacy claims brought against the dating and social networking app. The settlement suggests the company faced significant legal exposure over how it handled user data.
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Select agencies and partners can preview MDASH, which uses teams of AI agents to find software flaws and test whether attackers could exploit them.
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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for regulation of artificial intelligence while also expressing personal optimism that robots could eventually take over household chores. Her comments reflect a dual public sentiment toward AI: wariness about its broader societal risks alongside appetite for its practical conveniences.
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Two populous states and two large cities are among the U.S. jurisdictions where leaders have taken direct action to address criticisms of automated license plate readers (ALPRs).
Who should care: Privacy officers · Cybersecurity
School districts are rolling out AI policies as the academic year begins, and those policies are being read by cybersecurity professionals as signals about how institutions understand — or misunderstand — the risks AI tools bring into their networks.
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Experts are calling for updated governance frameworks specifically designed to address the intersection of neuroscience and artificial intelligence, according to a report in Open Access Government.
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Australia is moving to require social media platforms to notify users — both new and existing — and give them a choice to opt out of algorithmically curated feeds. The policy would make opting out a standard option rather than something users have to hunt for in settings.
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OneTouchPoint, a Wisconsin-based mailing and printing vendor, has agreed to a multi-million dollar class action settlement stemming from a 2022 ransomware attack. The case, reported by The HIPAA Journal, suggests the breach involved health-related data handled on behalf of the company's clients.
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Jury selection has begun in New Mexico's data privacy lawsuit against Meta. The case marks a significant step as the state pursues legal action over the company's data practices.
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Threat actors are increasingly switching from AI-powered coding assistants to multi-agent frameworks that automate every stage of an attack. [...]
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CISA, NSA and FBI Warn of China-Based AI Companies Targeting US AI Models with Industrial-Scale Knowledge Distillation Campaigns to Shortcut AI Development CISA (.gov)
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Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas predicted that AI will find a cure for cancer within our lifetimes, citing the technology's potential to solve DNA and cancer modeling problems too complex for current human or computational approaches. He also suggested humanoid robots could be in widespread use within five years.
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Tampa International Airport has introduced facial recognition technology into its customs process, changing how travelers are identified and cleared at the border.
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Interesting research: “Stealing Reasoning Traces from Proprietary LLM APIs“: Abstract: Leading large language model providers now conceal their models’ step-by-step reasoning, or chain-of-thought, to protect intellectual property and limit information leakage. Rather than storing these traces server-side, providers return them to the client as blocks of encrypted text, which the client passes back with each subsequent request. Building on prior research, we identify an architectural vulnerability: these encrypted blocks are fully compatible and interchangeable across different sessions, users…
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has called for strong, binding AI governance frameworks. The statement signals growing pressure from international human rights bodies for enforceable rules around AI, not voluntary commitments.
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A university has notified students that its policies on artificial intelligence use are changing. No details about the scope, content, or timing of those changes are available from the available information.
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Cisco Talos is tracking a cryptocurrency-stealing campaign that abuses the Google Visualization API for command and control (C2), retrieving obfuscated JavaScript from a publicly published Google Sheets document and injecting it into the victim's browser session.
Who should care: Privacy officers · Cybersecurity
The EU AI Act contains breach notification requirements that many organizations may not have recognized as such, creating compliance deadlines that could catch unprepared companies off guard.
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A piece from Moodle outlines a set of guiding questions designed to help organizations build AI governance policies that prioritize human interests and accountability.
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AI researchers built a computer worm using AI models that was capable of rapidly compromising WeChat accounts at massive scale. Experts said the attack could have affected hundreds of millions of devices within hours if deployed.
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Apple's new AI-powered Siri features have not yet gained broad adoption among major third-party app developers, whose participation is considered essential for the system to function as Apple intends.
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