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An experiment in which AI models were asked to break into simulated networks showed the hacking skills of DeepSeek and GLM to be not far behind OpenAI’s most advanced cyber model, which isn’t public.
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Prince Harry is seeking to appeal a lawsuit involving the Daily Mail, according to his lawyer. No further details about the grounds for appeal or the stage of proceedings are available from this report.
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A digital rights organization partnered with a queer arts collective to solicit creative submissions exploring technology, identity, and digital liberation, resulting in a project called 'Desire Lines: Encoding Queer Digital Futures.' The collection centers voices and perspectives often absent from mainstream conversations about surveillance, data, and digital rights.
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Rising semiconductor costs and evolving AI governance frameworks are reshaping how and where technology investment flows, according to reporting from Mexico Business News.
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Meta won't force Facebook page owners to allow AI training on linked content.
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Markets fell amid investor concern over potential AI regulation, according to a brief report from KVUE. The extent of the decline and the specific regulatory developments driving the reaction were not detailed in the available information.
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“The Chinese Communist Party doesn’t want rogue AI agents hacking their systems and their water authorities any more than we do,” Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., said Thursday.
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The middle-aged men allegedly targeted accounting staff at victim companies and impersonated CEOs and lawyers to trick victims into sending large wire transfers. The post Authorities accuse trio of using AI deepfakes to defraud $129M from businesses appeared first on CyberScoop.
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A policy discussion is drawing parallels between AI governance and climate governance, examining what that comparison means for Europe's regulatory approach to artificial intelligence.
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Investors had been selling off tech shares in part due to concerns the Democrat election victory would mean slower AI development.
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Investor anxiety over potential AI regulation tied to U.S. midterm election outcomes is adding to existing pressure on AI-sector valuations. Concerns about the industry's trajectory had already been building before election politics entered the picture.
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A live facial recognition van is set to be deployed in an Oxfordshire town, according to a report in the Oxford Mail. The deployment represents another step in the expansion of real-time facial recognition surveillance by law enforcement in the UK.
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After Thursday’s share price plunge on Wall Street, could the volatility be the start of a huge market meltdown? Global financial markets have been thrown into a tailspin as investors bet on an AI slowdown after the US midterm elections. This is not the first time stock markets have wobbled in recent months due to concerns over a tech bubble. But could this volatility be the start of a huge market meltdown? Continue reading...
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Ukraine must be part of Europe's security architecture, EU foreign policy chief says Reuters
Data brokers are acquiring internal corporate documents, including work files and emails, and selling them to AI companies for use in training models. The practice is drawing pushback from employees and organizations whose communications may be included without their knowledge.
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A Democratic electoral sweep is reportedly triggering a wave of AI regulation activity, according to financial coverage that also noted chip stocks held steady while the Nasdaq rose at open.
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UK regulators are planning a new code of practice to govern how businesses use facial recognition and other biometric technologies. The move signals a push to set clearer rules around commercial biometric surveillance in Britain.
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New York has filed a settlement against GM related to driver privacy, according to Reuters. Details of the settlement terms and the specific conduct at issue have not been disclosed in available reporting.
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A federal judge has granted preliminary approval to a $3.9 million settlement stemming from a 2022 data breach at ArCare, a healthcare provider. The settlement resolves claims brought by individuals whose information was exposed in the incident.
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The European Commission has issued a preliminary ruling that TikTok violated digital rules by failing to protect users' mental health, finding the platform's recommendation algorithm exposes young and vulnerable people to harmful content streams linked to eating disorders and anxiety.
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A federal judge has certified plaintiff classes in consolidated litigation against Meta over allegations that the company collected health-related data through its tracking tools embedded on healthcare websites. Class certification is a significant procedural step that allows the case to proceed on behalf of a large group of affected individuals.
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The U.S. is working on extraditing three suspects from Europe in a case involving more than $100 million in fraud from CEO impersonations.
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The FBI and CISA have issued a joint cybersecurity advisory warning organizations that operate refrigeration and cold chain monitoring systems — common in healthcare, food supply, and logistics — that these systems are being targeted by cyberattacks.
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Blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis says a recent attack on its systems and internal tools has exposed credentials and live tokens for all customers. [...]
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