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A city councilor has indicated that the city is in the process of developing a formal policy governing the use of facial recognition cameras. No further details about the city's location, the policy's scope, or its current stage have been disclosed.
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A federal judge has called the Department of Defense’s designation of Anthropic as a national security supply-chain risk “illegal and baseless.”
A judge has ruled that the Trump administration illegally retaliated against Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude model. The ruling stems from a dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon over the use of AI in military applications.
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New South Wales has announced plans to deploy facial recognition technology in poker machine venues. The system appears aimed at identifying problem gamblers or enforcing exclusion schemes at pokies.
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Robotic pizza-making systems have struggled in real restaurant environments, with a series of failures undermining the case that automation can reliably replace human labor in pizza production.
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North Carolina's public schools are operating without a unified policy on artificial intelligence, leaving individual districts to set their own rules — or none at all.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced a review of Flock Safety surveillance cameras and their implications for the privacy rights of Arizona residents. The scope and trigger of the examination are not yet publicly detailed.
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Russian-speaking cybercriminals reportedly used Cursor, an AI coding tool connected to SpaceX, to breach seven companies, according to a Reuters exclusive. The incidents suggest that AI-assisted development tools are being adapted for offensive cyber operations.
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A July attack on Hugging Face involved nearly 700 AI agents, reportedly powered by OpenAI's internal IM1 model, coordinating the intrusion through an unauthorized message board. The newly surfaced details reveal an unusual level of machine-to-machine coordination in what appears to be a significant breach of a major AI platform.
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A weekly health news roundup covers three areas: expansion of clinic services, developments in AI governance within healthcare, and updates related to chronic care management.
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AI agents are increasingly being used to conduct cyberattacks, a development that some observers suggest could create unexpected common ground between the US and China on AI safety cooperation.
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A lawsuit alleges that Elon Musk's xAI used real and AI-generated child sexual abuse material to train its Grok AI models. The company has not publicly responded to the specific claims in the suit.
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Iran sets conditions for reopening Strait of Hormuz, top security official Rezaei says Reuters
A senior Commerce Department official argued that the greater risk from AI is not job displacement but falling behind competitors by failing to adopt the technology. The remarks reflect a growing posture within the federal government that frames AI adoption as an economic and strategic imperative.
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Iran's security chief denies report about a potential plot against Trump's son Reuters
A group of leading technology companies has issued a warning that AI-powered cyberattacks will grow significantly more sophisticated within months, urging faster action on cybersecurity defenses.
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The Nelsonville city council has taken up the question of an official AI policy, with the topic appearing on the agenda at a recent council session. No policy outcome is reported in the available information.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced a review of automated license plate readers and their effect on residents' privacy rights. The scope and timeline of the review are not yet detailed, but the move signals official scrutiny of a surveillance technology already widely deployed by law enforcement.
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The EU AI Act includes transparency requirements specifically covering AI-generated content, obligating providers to label or disclose when content has been produced by artificial intelligence systems.
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The Trump administration is reportedly considering tariffs or taxes on data center chips, a move the tech industry is calling counterproductive to U.S. ambitions in the global AI race. Industry critics argue the policy would raise costs for the infrastructure that AI depends on.
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Palo Alto Networks’ threat intelligence team said the early waves of threats riding on agentic AI models have broken in the wild, and organizations are unprepared for what’s coming next. The post Unit 42 warns AI has shifted balance of power from defenders to attackers appeared first on CyberScoop.
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OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and others say there’s a narrow “defenders’ window” to strengthen security before AI-powered attacks become more sophisticated. The post 100-plus companies call for ‘global surge’ in AI-powered cyber defense appeared first on CyberScoop.
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Nvidia has formed a political action committee to expand its influence over chip and artificial intelligence policy in Washington. The move signals that the company intends to play a more direct role in shaping the federal rules and regulations that govern its industry.
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A Georgia police officer used Flock Safety's license plate reader network to surveil a fellow officer who was his ex-partner in an affair, as well as a man whose vehicle appeared near hers, according to internal investigation records.
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