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War on the Rocks · · International

Command and Politics in the War Between Moscow and Kyiv

Our intrepid team covers a lot of ground in this episode: the increasing fluidity of the battlefield, drones and air defense, the biting Black Sea campaign, the causes and aftermath of the firing of Ukraine’s popular defense minister, why Ukraine probably cannot produce PAC-3 air defense missiles (despite what some journalists are telling you), and the likelihood of a new round of Russian mobilization. This episode is Dara Massicot and Michael Kofman at their best.Thanks to NODA AI for supporting this episode. NODA AI is building mission command for autonomous forces. Learn more at waronthero…

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Z Zawya · · International

Liferay spotlights enterprise AI governance at LEAP 2026

Liferay featured enterprise AI governance as a focus area at the LEAP 2026 technology conference. The company used the event to position its platform around governance tools for organizations deploying AI.

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War on the Rocks · · International

Betting on Autonomous Aircraft

This exclusive Cogs of War interview is with Brandon Tseng, the co-founder and president of Shield AI and a former Navy SEAL, whose company builds the Hivemind autonomy software, the V-BAT and X-BAT aircraft, and Aechelon synthetic reality and simulation technologies. We asked Brandon about the bet at the center of his company — that the AI pilot matters more than the airframe — and about what a decade building autonomy for the Pentagon has taught him. Sign Up for Our Newsletter You founded Shield AI in 2015, before defense tech was fashionable, and when few in Washington believed a startup c…

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M MLex · · International

South Korea to spur self-driving tech development, adopts AI ethics principles

South Korea has announced plans to accelerate autonomous vehicle development and has adopted a set of AI ethics principles, according to reporting by MLex. The moves signal a coordinated national push to advance emerging technology while establishing ethical guidelines to govern it.

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T The Fast Mode · · International

NTT DATA, Palo Alto Networks Expand AI Governance and Cybersecurity Alliance

NTT DATA and Palo Alto Networks are expanding their existing partnership to cover AI governance and cybersecurity. The alliance broadens the two companies' collaborative scope as demand for AI-related security services grows.

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A Aceris Law LLC · · International

Who Bears Responsibility for AI in Arbitration? The EU AI Act and the Role of Arbitral Institutions

A legal analysis examines how the EU AI Act assigns responsibility when artificial intelligence is used in arbitration proceedings, focusing on what obligations fall on arbitral institutions that deploy or rely on such tools.

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S Scoop - New Zealand News · · International

Bridging The AI Governance Gap: Why Deep Integration Is Driving A Surge In Cybersecurity Incidents

Deep integration of AI into business and technical systems is being linked to a rise in cybersecurity incidents, pointing to a gap between how fast organizations are deploying AI and how well they are governing it.

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T The Business Standard · · International

Caution needed in AI adoption over data privacy and consent: Ismail Zabiullah

Privacy and AI governance expert Ismail Zabiullah is calling for caution in how organizations adopt AI, citing data privacy and consent as central concerns that need to be addressed before deployment moves faster than oversight can follow.

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The Guardian — Tech · · International

An AI ‘debt bomb’ crisis? No. This isn’t Enron 2.0 | Gene Marks

A commentator argues that fears of a looming debt crisis driven by off-balance-sheet financing of major datacenter construction are overblown, contending that the risks are manageable and structurally different from past corporate accounting scandals.

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L logos-pres.md · · International

Geopolitical Obstacles to AI Regulation

Geopolitical tensions are creating obstacles to coordinated international AI regulation, complicating efforts to establish shared governance frameworks across borders.

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D Deccan Herald · · International

Algorithmic exclusion: When a face match decides who eats

A report examines how facial recognition systems used to gate access to food benefits can result in people being wrongly denied assistance. When an algorithm fails to match a face correctly, the consequence is not an inconvenience but a missed meal.

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W www.israelhayom.com · · International

Shaping a brighter AI future through openness and inclusion

A publication has put forward a case for openness and inclusion as guiding principles for the development of artificial intelligence. The piece appears to advocate for a more participatory approach to shaping AI's direction and governance.

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The Guardian — Tech · · International

‘We are hitting a different chapter’: OpenAI leader warns of threat of ‘persistent’ AI cyber-attacks

OpenAI's chief global affairs officer Chris Lehane has warned that AI systems are becoming capable of planning and executing sustained cyber-attacks, calling for new safety standards. The warning came as OpenAI announced a pause on development of its most advanced internal models over safety concerns.

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The Guardian — Tech · · International

Auntie v influencers: why YouTubers are ready for battle with the BBC

UK content creators are pushing back against a government proposal that would boost traditional broadcasters like the BBC in the recommendation algorithms of major video platforms. Influencers with large followings are mobilizing audiences against the plan, framing it as state interference in how online content is ranked and discovered.

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M Medium · · International

The Regulatory Ledger, Edition 1: The Complete Map of AI Regulation, August 2026

A publication called The Regulatory Ledger has released its first edition, presenting a comprehensive map of AI regulation as of August 2026. The piece appears to document the global or multi-jurisdictional landscape of rules governing artificial intelligence at that point in time.

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The Guardian — Tech · · International

‘Digging the grave of my profession’: the Hollywood creatives training AI to do their jobs

Experienced Hollywood writers, directors, and producers are taking gig work training AI models on creative and production tasks, earning between $12 and $200 an hour. The work is driven by a wider industry jobs slump that has already tightened earnings across film and television.

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The Guardian — Tech · · International

Would even an AI disaster on the scale of Hiroshima be enough to make humankind protect itself? I fear not | Timothy Garton Ash

A columnist writing from Silicon Valley argues that AI development is outpacing humanity's ability to govern it, and that even a catastrophic AI-related disaster may not be sufficient to prompt meaningful collective action. The piece centers on the concept of recursive self-improvement, the point at which AI systems begin training successive versions of themselves.

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T Times of Malta · · International

The geopolitical drag on AI governance

Geopolitical tensions are slowing down efforts to build shared international frameworks for governing artificial intelligence, according to reporting by Times of Malta.

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C C-SPAN · · International

Discussion on AI Regulation & Containment Failures

A discussion on AI regulation and containment failures aired on C-SPAN, focusing on how existing frameworks may fall short when AI systems behave in unintended ways.

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WIRED — AI · · International

The Unlikely Place at the Center of China’s AI Boom

A city in Inner Mongolia has become a significant hub for Chinese data center infrastructure, driven by low energy costs, available land, and its location near Beijing. The region's physical and economic conditions have made it a key node in China's expanding AI industry.

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