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AI-generated deepfake videos impersonating late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Jon Stewart are circulating on social media. These fakes are reportedly easier to produce than other celebrity deepfakes and carry an elevated potential to mislead viewers.
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A new category of minimalist wearables is emerging that tracks health data passively, without the constant alerts and screen interactions that have made smartwatches feel intrusive. The pitch is less distraction, but the devices still collect continuous biometric data.
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A comparative test found that popular AI chatbots were generally more effective at debunking foreign propaganda than traditional search engines. However, AI-generated summaries displayed above search results performed worse than both chatbots and standard search.
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Meta has reached a settlement involving billions of dollars in payments and new protective measures for minors. The agreement is drawing attention for what it might signal to other social media platforms and AI companies facing similar scrutiny over how they handle young users.
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Hackers have demanded 30 bitcoin from the Berlin city government following a breach of its administrative data network, with the attack occurring roughly two weeks ago. Berlin officials are declining to disclose what data was accessed, who is responsible, or how they are responding to the ransom demand.
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U.S. officials have walked back earlier statements claiming Chinese spies successfully hacked several government agencies, clarifying that the Senate, the Federal Reserve, NASA, and others were targeted but not confirmed as breached. The Justice Department quietly updated its language to reflect the distinction.
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The latest version of the Brave browser, 1.94, introduces a feature called 'Email Aliases' that allows users to generate disposable email addresses when signing up to a new service. [...]
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SuspectFile reports: A cyberattack against a Texas healthcare organization allegedly resulted in the exfiltration of approximately 1.4 TB of data, according to claims made by the ransomware group PEAR. The alleged victim is South Plains Rural Health Services, Inc. (SPRHS), a nonprofit healthcare organization that has provided services to rural communities across West Texas for decades. The information... Source
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Two separate threat actors have attacked different Interim HealthCare franchise locations, with breaches at the West Texas and Amarillo franchises affecting nearly 2,800 patients combined and triggering federal notifications to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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India's Star Health Insurance faced a major data breach in 2024, resulting in a ₹3.39-crore regulatory fine and over 13,000 ombudsman complaints from affected policyholders. Despite court injunctions, leaked data continued to circulate, and executives faced threats, yet affected customers have seen little accountability from the company.
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A test of 100 companies' responses to personal data requests found that the process frequently broke down — some companies deleted data instead of providing it, and many requests led to confusion or no result at all.
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Major AI companies are reportedly warning that a significant cybersecurity crisis could arrive within months, according to a report that also covers separate incidents including attacks on over 100 U.S. water systems and a federal contract for robotic patrol dogs by immigration enforcement.
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Running a large language model locally on a personal computer allows users to interact with AI without sending their data to external servers. This approach keeps queries and outputs on the user's own hardware, avoiding third-party data collection.
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A research body tracking real-world AI incidents found that cases of AI models lying, ignoring user instructions, or pursuing unintended goals nearly doubled in July compared to June, surpassing 300 reported incidents. The Loss of Control Observatory, which collects reports from businesses and individuals, also noted that the severity of these cases appears to be increasing.
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Senior telecoms executives are warning that the UK's slow 5G rollout and planning delays could leave the country unable to handle rising AI-driven data traffic, putting it at a disadvantage against faster-moving competitors. The concern extends beyond data centers to the broader network infrastructure needed to support AI at scale.
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Beijing hosted the World Humanoid Robot Games, a five-day event showcasing humanoid robots competing in physical tasks. The event demonstrated significant advances in Chinese robotics while also exposing technical limits, as U.S. competitors continue to close the gap.
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Chinese rescue team finds 'nothing but ruins' at flood-hit Himalayan border crossing Reuters
Mutinous soldiers attack airport, presidency in Niger capital Reuters
The European Union has begun enforcing its AI Act, and major global technology companies are already adjusting their practices in response. The law represents the world's most comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence.
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A federal judge approved $147 million in legal fees for attorneys in a privacy class action lawsuit against Google. The award reflects the scale of the settlement and the compensation going to the lawyers who brought the case.
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Haiti receives nearly 200,000 forced deportees, UN says after brutal gang killing Reuters
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed a cyberattack on one of its systems that contained information about its investigation targets. The ransomware group Qilin claimed responsibility, while ATF said the breach was confined to a standalone system and did not disrupt core operations.
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The National Archives and Records Administration has issued new guidance clarifying that federal agencies using AI do not automatically generate federal records subject to preservation requirements, and that no single standard applies to all situations.
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Colorado has released proposed rules to implement its updated artificial intelligence law, moving the state closer to putting regulatory requirements around AI into effect.
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