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New York Daily News readers submitted opinions on data privacy protections, among other topics including Dante's writings and the September 11 memorial ceremony.
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President Trump publicly attacked opposition to data center construction and AI regulation, taking an aggressive stance in favor of rapid AI infrastructure expansion with fewer restrictions.
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Doctoralia sent information about specialists and appointment dates to social media companies.
Meta is facing a lawsuit over allegations that photos uploaded to Facebook and Instagram were used to train its artificial intelligence systems and facial recognition technology without users' knowledge or consent.
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Two bipartisan bills introduced in the US Congress — the Stop Rogue AI Act and the AI Kill Switch Act — would create mechanisms to constrain or shut down AI systems. The legislation comes alongside warnings from some researchers and policymakers about catastrophic or extinction-level risks from advanced AI.
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A survey of the ten largest PFAS manufacturers found most are planning to expand production of the synthetic chemicals, driven largely by demand from AI data centers. Campaign groups say this amounts to a major increase in output of substances linked to serious health harms, including cancer.
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Google has released the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, its fourth-generation foldable smartphone, featuring a triple camera system and full water and dust resistance. The device starts at £1,799 in the UK, a modest price increase over its predecessor.
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Humans will have to compete with AI-powered virtual employees in the near future. Here are our tips for the last human holdouts Futureproofing your career with an AI-resistant degree is a tough ask, says Charlie Ball, an expert on graduate employment for Jisc, the UK’s higher education digital, data and technology agency. “What you’re trying to do is futureproof a 45-year career in a time of rapid technological change – and that’s really quite hard to do. What’s likely is that jobs that hinge a lot on human, face-to-face interaction are unlikely to be replaced.” Continue reading...
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Screenwriter Jack Thorne, known for co-writing Netflix's Adolescence, has called on the UK government to pass laws requiring disclosure when AI is used to generate scripts, accusing some colleagues of secretly using the technology in ways he considers dishonest.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei publicly proposed slowing AI development in response to safety concerns, including warnings from Anthropic researchers that AI could pose existential risks by 2030. Leaders of major U.S. AI companies, including Sam Altman and Elon Musk, quickly expressed agreement with the call.
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Shanghai removes six healthcare apps over data-privacy violations MLex
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Prominent tech figures in Silicon Valley are pushing back against calls to slow AI development, arguing that demands for government regulation are self-interested and wrongly framed. The debate has become more pointed, with key leaders questioning the motives of those pressing for oversight.
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Chinese defence forum set to open amid roiling regional tensions Reuters
President Trump has publicly downplayed the need for strict AI regulation, framing the issue around competition with China rather than domestic oversight or safety concerns.
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President Trump pushed back against calls to slow down artificial intelligence development, dismissing warnings about AI risks as coming from 'negative forces' making predictions he does not believe will come true.
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Former President Barack Obama has called on Democrats to develop a clear, defined approach to AI policy. The statement signals that he sees the party as currently lacking a coherent position on one of the most consequential technology issues in politics.
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The largest electronic spy agency in the world is reorganizing. And fast.
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Analysts are examining how emerging AI regulation in the United States could affect the business outlook for major cloud providers and cybersecurity firms like Palo Alto Networks. The regulatory environment around AI is being watched as a potential variable in how these companies compete and operate.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have added their voices to calls for slowing AI development, citing concerns that the industry may be building systems beyond human control.
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Video: Trump Says ‘Negative Forces’ Are Calling for A.I. Regulation in the U.S. The New York Times
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House Speaker Mike Johnson declined to give a direct answer on AI regulation when pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper, even as parts of the tech industry are publicly calling for some form of guardrails. Johnson's deflection included a warning about falling behind China.
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A social media trend using distorted or AI-generated images of the Cat in the Hat character has spread across the US, with some posts used to make threats against schools and students. Several teenagers have been arrested or charged in connection with the posts, prompting warnings from schools and law enforcement.
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President Trump has rejected the idea of imposing AI regulations, arguing that safety guardrails would undermine the United States' competitive position against China in the development of artificial intelligence.
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President Trump publicly dismissed warnings about artificial intelligence risks, characterizing those raising concerns as 'negative forces' focused on problems he believes are unlikely to materialize. He framed the position in the context of US competition with China.
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