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New Jersey has introduced an ID verification requirement for people who want to send messages to incarcerated individuals, prompting concern about how that personal data will be collected, stored, and used.
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New York City has introduced an AI policy focused on children, and Anthropic secured a legal victory in court. Both developments reflect growing institutional attention to how AI is governed and contested in the United States.
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Data and Cyber Update - August 2026 Stephenson Harwood
Delaware has updated its Personal Data Privacy Act, and state officials have publicly acknowledged lobbying efforts by large technology companies during the legislative process.
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The partner of an Australian national reported missing in Nepal is raising concerns about privacy laws, reportedly in connection with efforts to locate or obtain information about the missing person.
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Managed Care of North America has agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement to resolve class action litigation tied to a 2023 cybersecurity breach. The case was reported by The HIPAA Journal, indicating the incident involved health-related data covered under federal privacy rules.
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Flock Safety has built an AI search tool for law enforcement that can monitor multiple camera feeds simultaneously and identify individuals based on written descriptions. WIRED reverse-engineered the tool from code delivered to police browsers, revealing how the system works in practice.
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Canada assesses risks to imports after India raid finds fake labels on food products Reuters
The partner of an Australian national reported missing in Nepal is seeking access to the missing person's location data from technology companies, according to Reuters. The case puts pressure on tech firms to release personal data in a humanitarian emergency.
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A child sexual abuse survivor has filed a federal lawsuit in California against xAI, alleging that Grok used real images of her abuse to generate new illegal child sexual abuse material. Elon Musk has denied knowing that Grok ever produced such images.
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EXCLUSIVE: India stalls Alipay+ payments link over security, data concerns, sources say Reuters
France's data protection authority, the CNIL, has fined Hôpital Privé de la Loire €500,000 following a health data breach at the private hospital. The penalty signals regulatory willingness to hold healthcare institutions financially accountable for failing to protect sensitive patient information.
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The OECD is examining how financial regulators can supervise AI deployment without slowing its adoption, pointing to initiatives like the UK FCA's AI Live Testing program as examples of governance frameworks designed to balance innovation with risk management.
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We played a wargame using AI players. Two nuclear-armed nations — Red and Blue — with a long-standing, fierce border dispute were placed into a militarized crisis. Over the course of several turns, the states managed to avoid escalation to war, though there were non-operational nuclear demonstrations. Surprised by the lack of escalation we’d been primed to find by Juan-Pablo Rivera, Gabriel Mukobi, Anka Reuel, Max Lamparth, Chandler Smith, and Jacquelyn Schneider, as well as Kenneth Payne, we tried upping the stakes. We gave Red some new tactical nuclear weapons, altering the balance a bit in…
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Uber launched a robotaxi service in London, with the BBC accompanying the rollout and documenting a ride in one of the self-driving vehicles.
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Taiwan proposes extra $4.6 billion in defence spending for this year Reuters
Two major law firms, Quinn Emanuel and McDermott Will & Emery, have disclosed cybersecurity breaches that exposed client and firm data. The incidents add to a growing pattern of law firms becoming targets for attackers seeking high-value confidential information.
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Colorado has passed SB 26-189, which repeals and replaces the existing Colorado AI Act with a new framework for regulating artificial intelligence in the state. The move signals a significant shift in Colorado's approach to AI governance rather than a simple amendment to current law.
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The EU AI Act establishes a tiered risk framework, and systems classified as high-risk face the most demanding compliance requirements. Businesses deploying AI in areas like hiring, credit, healthcare, or critical infrastructure need to understand where their tools fall in that classification.
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Wayve has launched London's first commercial robotaxi service, with rides available through the Uber app starting Thursday. Only 15 vehicles are currently licensed to operate, each carrying a human ready to take control, putting the fleet far outnumbered by the city's broader private hire market.
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California's legislature has passed an expansion of the state's existing privacy rights law, sending the bill to Governor Gavin Newsom for his signature or veto.
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Delaware Governor Meyer has signed new data privacy legislation into law, extending protections to state residents and businesses. The law marks a significant moment for privacy rights in Delaware, though the specific provisions have not been detailed in available reporting.
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AI governance is fragmenting along regional lines, with different parts of the world developing distinct regulatory frameworks rather than converging on a single global standard. The Lowy Institute has published analysis examining this trend toward a more divided international AI policy landscape.
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Thomson Reuters detects cyber security incident, says unauthorised party accessed files The Straits Times