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Meta reported a 14 percent drop in profit as the company's costs outpaced revenue growth, driven by heavy ongoing investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. The results reflect how much the company is spending to build out AI capabilities across its platforms.
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Claude is down for some users, with Anthropic confirming elevated errors across multiple AI models. The disruption is causing requests to fail with a "529 Overloaded" message, including in Claude and tools that rely on its API. [...]
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Meta's stock fell nearly 8% after the company reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings, despite CEO Mark Zuckerberg conducting a public media campaign to promote AI's benefits, including an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal expressing optimism about widespread access to superintelligent systems.
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RIT Kosovo has joined a National Security and Innovation Consortium focused on advancing AI governance. The initiative positions the institution as a participant in shaping policy and standards around artificial intelligence in a regional security and innovation context.
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The EU has finalized eight compliance changes to the AI Act through a Digital Omnibus package, adjusting the regulatory requirements that organizations deploying or developing AI systems in Europe must follow. The updates reflect ongoing efforts to refine the law's implementation as it moves from text into practice.
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The Brookings Institution is calling on Congress to enact a dedicated federal law governing artificial intelligence, arguing that existing legislation is insufficient to address the risks and accountability gaps that AI systems present.
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Microsoft reported a 31.6% jump in profit while announcing plans to increase its already substantial spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company is betting that its AI investments will continue converting into measurable revenue growth.
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A report from Accounting Today warns that organizations are moving faster on AI deployment than their governance frameworks can support, with overconfidence in existing controls leading to safety measures being deprioritized in favor of speed.
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The Pentagon has put out a solicitation for drone boats that can launch attack drones — and it wants them ready to test within 120 days.
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Orange County Public Schools has adopted its first formal policy governing the use of artificial intelligence in classroom instruction. The policy establishes a framework for how AI tools can be used in teaching and learning across the district.
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Leidos, a major U.S. defense and government technology contractor, is expanding its decade-long partnership with ServiceNow by rolling out the company's AI Control Tower across its enterprise operations. The deployment is aimed at reducing costs and saving employee time.
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A new tool designed to test AI model guardrails was used against four major frontier AI systems, and the results showed that bypassing built-in safety measures was achievable with relative ease across the models tested.
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The IAPP's AI Governance Center has released a roundup touching on three active pressure points in AI policy: security incidents involving AI systems, ongoing disagreements about what AI safety actually requires, and emerging rules around transparency in automated decision-making.
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A new report finds that roughly one-third of organizations are deploying AI without any formal governance structure in place. The finding points to a significant gap between how quickly companies are adopting AI tools and how slowly they are building the oversight structures to manage them.
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Learn how better questions, trusted AI, and human judgment help security leaders make confident decisions and build resilient systems. The post Better security starts with better questions appeared first on Microsoft Security Blog.
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A US government agency briefly published information about an AI tool used in immigration proceedings before removing it after a journalist's inquiry. Legal experts, including former agency officials, say the removal may violate federal law and points to a lack of transparency around AI tools affecting immigrant children.
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AI agents are designed to improvise as they complete tasks, making broad permissions a growing security risk. Token Security explains why identity, intent-based access controls, and least privilege are becoming the foundation for securing agentic AI. [...]
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The United States has moved to block imports of new Chinese-made robots, citing national security concerns. The action reflects growing US government scrutiny of Chinese technology hardware entering American supply chains and workplaces.
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The United States has moved to ban humanoid robots manufactured by foreign adversaries, with China as the primary target, citing national security concerns. The policy reflects growing anxiety about physical AI systems built abroad operating inside American infrastructure or homes.
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A growing number of writers — including novelists, journalists, and social media creators — are deliberately leaning into personal quirks, first-person voice, and even intentional imperfections to signal that their work is human-made, not AI-generated.
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Grandparents are increasingly using AI tools to generate personalized children's books as gifts, incorporating real photos of grandchildren into the stories. Parents report receiving books with distorted images and incoherent text, raising concerns about both quality and the use of children's likenesses.
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A New York school district has put on hold its plan to place a humanoid AI robot in classrooms following pushback from state education officials, teachers, and community members. The pause comes before any deployment took place.
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