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The Defense Logistics Agency has deployed nearly 200 autonomous AI agents, with its chief information officer describing the tools as 'digital employees' operating independently to support the combat logistics mission.
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A senior U.S. military officer has warned that Iranian attacks on American bases in the Middle East have revealed that current U.S. war strategies are becoming outdated, with concealment emerging as a growing operational priority.
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The effective altruism movement, closely associated with Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and other tech billionaires, is facing accusations that it has been working to shape AI regulation to serve its own interests and priorities.
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Senior members of the Senate Commerce Committee are reportedly divided over how to define and address catastrophic risk in AI legislation currently being drafted. The disagreement centers on safety testing language, suggesting the bill's core provisions remain unsettled.
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Anthropic says multiple threat groups, including the financially motivated and state-sponsored espionage groups linked to Russia and China, tried to abuse its Claude AI model for malicious purposes. [...]
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Police trialing facial recognition technology reported finding weapons during the trial period, according to a BBC report. No further details about the location, scale, or nature of the trial are provided in the available information.
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Florida's Department of Motor Vehicles confirmed a data breach linked to ShinyHunters after credentials stored on a police officer's personal device were stolen. The compromised login information gave the cybercrime group access to motor vehicle records held by the state.
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A New Mexico defense attorney was sanctioned after submitting legal filings that cited fabricated testimony and fictional witnesses generated by ChatGPT. The lawyer stated she was unaware that AI tools could produce false information presented as fact.
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How Anthropic says Claude was used for weapons, spying and cyber operations Reuters
Florida's Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles confirmed that its DAVID driver database was breached after attackers used stolen credentials from a police department employee to gain access. The state has acknowledged the incident but has not disclosed how many records were exposed.
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A proposed class action lawsuit claims Meta scraped photos from Facebook and Instagram without permission to train its AI image-generation tools and develop an unreleased facial recognition feature called NameTag.
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Two employees of Lamesa Independent School District in Texas were arrested following a law enforcement investigation into alleged computer security breaches. The Lamesa Police Department, working with the Texas Rangers, made the arrests after the district issued a public statement about the incident.
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Researchers analyzed a flood of fraudulent business emails and found that the threat actors had doubled-up on tactics to make them appear legitimate, including help from AI.
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Security researcher and author Bruce Schneier presented a talk at DEF CON examining how AI systems are beginning to engage in hacking behavior, drawing on themes from his 2022 book. The talk reached over 100,000 YouTube views within days and was accompanied by an interview at the AI Village.
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The New Mexico Supreme Court fined and held defense attorney Stephen Aarons in contempt after he submitted an appeal brief in a murder case that contained fabricated police testimony and invented witnesses generated by ChatGPT. Aarons said he used the AI tool to build what he described as a bulletproof summary, but did not verify the filing's accuracy before submitting it.
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The Pentagon is working to deploy artificial intelligence systems capable of identifying and tracking space and missile threats, aiming to process complex threat data faster than current methods allow.
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Microsoft says threat actors linked to ShinyHunters, Helix, and other extortion gangs are using passkey and single sign-on-themed social engineering attacks to compromise corporate Microsoft accounts and steal data from Microsoft 365 services. [...]
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The AI company Anthropic released a report Thursday that said Iranian bad actors used its Claude platform to target U.S. service members.
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Amazon introduced a new encryption feature for Ring cameras called Throw Away the Key Encryption, which shifts some control over video access toward users. Critics argue the approach still leaves Amazon holding temporary encryption keys, stopping well short of true end-to-end privacy protection.
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A UK thinktank is calling for taxes on self-driving vehicles to be introduced now, before widespread adoption arrives. The proposal is aimed at cushioning job losses in the private hire sector and managing increased road congestion, as government forecasts suggest autonomous capability could reach up to 40% of new car sales by the mid-2030s.
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President Trump stated he has no concerns about the existential risks posed by artificial intelligence, signaling that his administration's AI policy will center on keeping American technology ahead of China rather than on safety or risk mitigation.
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Security leaders are being urged to fold AI governance into their existing governance, risk, and compliance programs rather than treating it as a separate function. The argument is that CISOs are already the natural home for this work.
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AI governance is moving beyond policy declarations into a phase focused on verification — actually checking whether AI systems do what their makers claim they do.
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There’s an update to a previously reported case. From the Department of Justice, this press release: Oleksii Oleksiyovych Lytvynenko, 44, a Ukrainian national, was sentenced today to four years in prison for conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with a conspiracy to deploy Conti, a ransomware variant that infected the computers of more than 1,000... Source
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