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OpenAI has launched a version of ChatGPT aimed at teenage users, with features intended to address safety concerns specific to that age group. The product has drawn attention from journalists and critics examining whether those protections are adequate.
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Military analysts are captivated by how the material nature of war is transforming in Ukraine. Unmanned systems have captured Russian infantry units, battered Russian naval and commercial ships, and even, with the help of on-board AI, conducted autonomous strikes deep into areas where Russian jamming foils remote piloting. These technologies are powering a dramatic democratization of military capability, allowing a country to hold off an invader many times its size.But that democratization is only part of the story, and is in fact driven by an equally dramatic consolidation. Strip down any of…
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China's People's Liberation Army has long maintained that human commanders hold final authority over AI-assisted decisions, but that official position is now under pressure as Xi Jinping pushes deeper AI integration into military operations and command structures.
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An analysis published via Lexology examines whether companies using AI tools in transfer pricing documentation meet the Canada Revenue Agency's governance and compliance expectations. The piece focuses on what proper AI governance looks like in the context of cross-border tax reporting.
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A cultural commentary piece argues that AI is shifting insecurity beyond physical appearance into the domain of cognition and identity, as people increasingly feel pressure to measure their minds against machine capabilities.
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A UC Berkeley math professor published an op-ed in the San Francisco Standard arguing that some of her students are years behind grade level in basic math skills, then acknowledged she used AI to help edit the piece.
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Middle school students in Idaho were involved in developing an AI policy, reportedly in connection with BYU-Idaho. Details about the scope and content of the policy were not provided.
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The Trump administration has released a technology strategy with provisions aimed at spurring innovation in the military and positioning the U.S. against China in AI competition. The strategy has drawn attention for what it leaves out as much as for what it includes.
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New U.S. Census Bureau data shows AI has become a routine part of the American workplace. Separately, government leaders are pointing to employee training, usage guardrails, and hands-on experimentation as the factors driving meaningful adoption rather than shallow uptake.
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Stripe has agreed to acquire OpenRouter, an AI routing startup, in a deal valued at $7.5 billion. OpenRouter helps businesses manage and direct their spending across different AI models, and the acquisition ties that capability directly to Stripe's payments infrastructure.
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A demonstration at Generalist AI showed a robotic arm adapting in real time, improvising with an unfamiliar object — a banana — as a functional tool. The display suggests advances in on-the-fly machine learning for physical robotics.
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The agencies said the hackers are taking aim at Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controllers in what could be a first. The post AI-fueled attacks pose ‘active threat’ to water, other sectors, U.S. agencies warn appeared first on CyberScoop.
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A new report on AI and biological security calls for stronger deterrence measures and direct federal involvement, with one official warning that the government currently lacks the expert capacity to manage the threat or coordinate effectively with outside groups.
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The National Security Agency (NSA), FBI and other federal agencies said the campaign is targeting Siemens S7 Series PLCs and was being fueled by “AI-assisted development” alongside exploitation of known vulnerabilities.
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U.S. cybersecurity agencies warn that threat actors are using AI-generated scripts to exploit Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in U.S. critical infrastructure. [...]
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Anthropic introduced invisible watermarks in AI-generated content to meet new EU requirements, but within hours of the announcement, people online were already sharing methods to defeat them. The workarounds appeared before the system had any real chance to function in practice.
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Bessemer Venture Partners has published a guide aimed at CEOs on the basics of AI governance. The piece addresses what executive leaders need to understand as companies face growing pressure to manage AI responsibly.
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Google's Pixel 11 ships with AI features designed to handle tasks like grocery ordering, restaurant reservations, and photography on behalf of the user. Reviews suggest the functionality, while technically present, may not match what people actually want from a phone.
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Security professionals who actively hunt for threats are approaching AI risk through a different lens than most governance and compliance frameworks do, according to coverage from the IAPP.
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The IAPP has published a practical guide aimed at lawyers on how to approach AI governance and ethics in legal practice. The guide addresses the professional responsibilities that come with using AI tools in a legal context.
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Researchers tested AI models used to evaluate compliance with the EU AI Act and found that removing the policy text from their inputs did not change their verdicts. The models appear to be producing assessments without actually reading or relying on the rules they are supposed to apply.
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Brazil is developing a governance framework for deepfakes that goes beyond simply detecting synthetic media. The approach signals a shift toward regulating how deepfakes are created, distributed, and held accountable under law.
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A commentary piece argues that a state government's cautious, deliberate approach to developing AI policy was the right call, framing measured pacing as a feature rather than a failure to act quickly.
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Anthropic is facing a trust reckoning that is prompting organizations to reconsider how they set policy around AI use at work. The situation puts a spotlight on how employers handle employee data, decision-making authority, and accountability when AI tools are involved.
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