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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed a cyberattack on a system that contained information about active investigation targets. A ransomware group has claimed responsibility for the breach.
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Russian-speaking cybercriminals reportedly used Cursor, an AI coding tool developed under SpaceX, to breach seven companies, according to an exclusive report. The incident marks one of the first known cases of a commercial AI development tool being weaponized in a coordinated hacking campaign.
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Boston Scientific, a major Massachusetts-based medical device and biomedical engineering company, has disclosed a cyberattack that is disrupting some of its information technology systems. The company has not yet detailed the scope of the breach or what data may be involved.
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Planetizen is asking whether urban planners should have formal policies governing their use of AI tools. The question reflects growing pressure on public-sector professionals to define how and when AI shapes decisions that affect communities.
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The FTC has finalized settlement orders requiring Cox Media Group and two other companies to pay a combined $930,000 over allegations they falsely marketed an AI service that could target ads using audio captured from consumers' smart devices, and misrepresented that users had consented to such targeting.
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A recent incident involving OpenAI and TanStack has drawn attention to a gap in EU AI Act compliance: deployers of third-party AI systems may lack access to the supplier incident records they need to meet their legal obligations.
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CertiProf, a professional certification provider, is expanding its AI governance certification programs internationally, positioning the move as a response to the accelerating pace of AI development.
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A piece from the IAPP argues that AI governance should go beyond regulatory compliance and focus on building systems that actively protect human agency. The framing positions compliance as a floor, not a ceiling, for responsible AI design.
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The ShinyHunters extortion group has published data stolen from roughly 12.9 million Carhartt accounts, according to Have I Been Pwned, which tracks and indexes compromised credentials. The breach was reported earlier this month.
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A new guide aims to make HIPAA compliance accessible to small medical practices without requiring legal expertise. The resource is designed to help smaller healthcare providers understand and meet federal patient privacy obligations on their own.
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A new AI-powered microphone called the Relay Q, expected to launch next year, is designed to make voice the primary way people interact with computers, reducing reliance on traditional keyboard input.
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Nigerian gunmen raise over $5 million from mass kidnappings, study finds Reuters
Amid low approval ratings and an unresolved conflict with Iran, President Trump has posted a series of AI-generated images depicting himself alongside historical American figures. The move fits a pattern of using social media imagery to shape public perception during politically difficult stretches.
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The Guardian is launching a new investigative series called 'Black Box: The Chatbots,' examining how people are developing strong beliefs that AI chatbots have helped them achieve scientific and medical breakthroughs. The series aims to scrutinize a technology now used by more than a billion people worldwide.
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Businesses in Buffalo have acknowledged using facial recognition technology on the public, according to an investigation by Investigative Post. The admissions reveal that private commercial operators in the city are scanning faces, though the scope and purpose of the surveillance is not fully detailed in available reporting.
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A WCNC report prompts parents to check whether their child's school has a formal policy governing the use of AI tools, pointing to a gap many families may not have considered.
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OpenAI identified and disrupted a Cambodia-based group using ChatGPT to run coordinated social engineering scams, including romance fraud, fake cryptocurrency investment schemes, and impersonation of law enforcement. The operation ran multiple scam types simultaneously, often combining tactics to build victim trust before introducing financial fraud.
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Meta has agreed to a $17 billion settlement over claims related to teen safety on its platforms. The announcement came alongside news that the American Medical Association is adding AI ethics to its continuing medical education catalog.
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ATF, the regulatory agency that enforces federal laws governing firearms and explosives in the United States, has confirmed that one of its systems was compromised after breach claims made by the Qilin ransomware gang. [...]
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Raymond James analysts warn that regulatory risk around artificial intelligence is not a short-term political story tied to the midterm elections, but a longer-term concern for the industry.
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Greg Jensen of Bridgewater Associates and Nir Bar Dea have spoken out in favor of AI regulation, signaling that prominent figures in institutional finance and investment are lending their voices to the governance debate.
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The UK's energy regulator is taking steps to block speculative data center projects from reserving grid capacity they may never use. The situation is creating tension with the country's broader ambitions to expand AI infrastructure.
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The EU AI Act establishes a tiered regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, categorizing systems by risk level and setting corresponding rules for developers and deployers operating in or selling into the European market.
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Akron Public Schools has introduced a new policy governing how artificial intelligence is used in its schools, with implications for students and their families.
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