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Sonos announced several new products and a refreshed app, including AI-powered software features with agentic automation capabilities. The company confirmed the AI features are opt-in.
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EPIC, in close partnership with youth online safety advocates, worked to encourage lawmakers to amend this bill from its original formulation as a complete ban on youth social media access to instead a regulation that preserves youth access to digital social spaces while ensuring platforms must designed with their safety in mind.
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Novocure, a medical technology company, disclosed a cyberattack in mid-August that exposed the personal data of more than 1,400 cancer patients in the United States, along with data belonging to an undisclosed number of employees.
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The EU AI Act hands Brussels direct regulatory authority over frontier AI labs, putting the most powerful AI developers under European oversight first. The rules position the EU as a primary check on the companies building the most capable AI systems.
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US Homeland Security to ramp up voter fraud investigations this week, CNN reports Reuters
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr has identified privacy as a significant risk area associated with artificial intelligence, signaling regulatory attention to AI-related data concerns within the financial sector.
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Novocure, a medical technology company focused on oncology, disclosed that a cyberattack exposed patient records belonging to people in the United States. The company has not publicly detailed the scope of the breach or how many patients were affected.
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The United States plans to push a light-touch approach to AI regulation at an upcoming G20 technology meeting, according to an official familiar with the position. The move signals that Washington intends to use multilateral forums to resist binding international AI oversight frameworks.
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EPIC has filed a lawsuit seeking to block a Trump administration plan to create a centralized federal database compiling personal information on U.S. citizens. The suit alleges the database violates the Constitution, the Privacy Act, and the Social Security Act.
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Cyberattack on AnMed Reveals Vulnerabilities of Data Privacy Greenville Business Magazine
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Nearly 22,000 Microsoft Exchange servers exposed online remain unpatched against a high-severity authentication bypass vulnerability that allows attackers to hijack all user mailboxes. [...]
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Heat blamed for 2,149 deaths in Spain last month, data shows Reuters
Andrew Bailey, chair of the Financial Stability Board, called on financial institutions and technology providers to “prepare for more severe scenarios involving simultaneous disruption across multiple firms or shared technology dependencies.”
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A defense startup has raised $61 million to put AI into a wrist-worn display that connects field operators to real-time data.
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The United States is advancing a framework known as the Carolina Principles for AI regulation at the G20 summit, pushing this approach as a model for international governance of artificial intelligence.
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined the Health Service Executive €645,000 following an inquiry into how historical paper records were handled at two hospitals, St Loman's in Mullingar and St Conal's in Letterkenny.
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André Salkin reports: The Santa Fe school board approved a new cybersecurity policy this week but delayed a vote on a separate policy governing student data privacy, with most board members calling it too broad and too important to rush through. The delayed measure, Draft Policy 357, would govern how the district treats student data... Source
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UpGuard has launched a free security tools hub that includes an AI policy generator, aimed at helping organizations manage the risks posed by employees using unsanctioned AI tools. The release targets what the company describes as the spread of shadow AI in workplaces.
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Private sector steps up as India's growth engine broadens Reuters
Rockwell Automation 1734 POINT I/O (Update A) CISA (.gov)
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Trump approval rating at record low as Democrats gain midterm momentum, new poll shows MassLive.com
DaVita, a major kidney dialysis company, suffered a ransomware attack in 2025 that resulted in the theft of sensitive patient data. The company has agreed to pay $15 million to settle litigation stemming from the breach.
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The United States plans to push a light-touch approach to AI regulation when the topic comes up at G-20 discussions, according to an official familiar with the position. The move signals that Washington intends to use multilateral forums to resist binding international rules on AI development.
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EXCLUSIVE: US refusals of crucial newborn vitamin spike, raising risk of dangerous bleeding Reuters