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Nigeria’s president orders rescue after mass kidnapping exposes security failings By Reuters investing.com
At the ET World Leadership Forum 2026, technology industry representatives called for stronger AI governance frameworks as a way to address growing cybersecurity threats linked to artificial intelligence.
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Nigeria's president orders rescue after mass kidnapping exposes security failings Reuters
Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton has released a 'Texas first' datacenter policy plan, citing concerns about the negative impacts of datacenter growth. The announcement, posted on X, came with an AI-generated graphic flagged by the platform.
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The Navy asked military personnel and their families to remove information from their social media that shows an affiliation with the Navy.
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Brazilian authorities have fined ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, $30 million over violations related to the privacy of teenage users. The penalty reflects regulatory action against how the platform handled personal data belonging to minors.
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AI policy at Harvard-Westlake remains unresolved, according to reporting by the school's student publication. No further details about the scope or timeline of the decision are available from the excerpt.
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A Penn State alumnus with a liberal arts background has built a career in AI governance, according to a profile from the university. The piece frames humanities training as useful preparation for navigating policy and ethics work in the AI field.
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BYU researchers found that K-12 educational technology apps were collecting and sharing student data in ways that violated privacy obligations, according to a report prepared for the Utah State Board of Education. The findings prompted Utah to pass new legislation tightening privacy requirements for EdTech vendors operating in the state.
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New South Wales is deploying facial recognition technology at gambling venues to enforce a statewide self-exclusion register, automatically identifying people who have asked to be banned from gambling premises.
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The National Conference of State Legislatures has signaled that AI policy decisions will have a growing effect on how state agencies design and run public programs. The trend points to AI becoming embedded in the machinery of government services, not just piloted at the edges.
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Australia's federal government is moving to regulate new datacentres, requiring them to build renewable energy and limit water use. Experts warn that companies may rush to secure approvals before the rules take effect, potentially locking in dozens of unregulated sites.
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A new market research report from MarketsandMarkets projects the AI governance market will reach $5.78 billion by 2029, growing at a compound annual rate of 45.3%. The figures reflect rapidly expanding demand for tools and services that help organizations manage risk, compliance, and oversight of AI systems.
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Seoul National University Hospital did not file mandatory cybersecurity disclosures for years, even after a breach that affected 830,000 people. An investigation revealed the hospital had been operating under an exemption from the standard reporting requirements that apply to other large hospitals.
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Apple has reversed a plan to retire the icloud.com domain used by its Hide My Email feature, which lets users mask their real email addresses with randomly generated ones. The feature, part of iCloud+, will continue operating as before.
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Nutex Health, a hospital operator and healthcare services provider, is investigating a cyberattack in which an unauthorized party removed data from its systems. The company has not disclosed what types of information were taken or how many people may be affected.
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Brazil's data protection authority has fined ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, nearly $30 million over how the platform handles the safety of minors. The action represents one of the more significant regulatory penalties against the company in Latin America.
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Proposed reforms to poker machine regulations would introduce facial recognition technology and cashless payment systems, according to reporting from The Border Mail. The scope of the changes appears broad, targeting how players are identified and how money moves through gambling venues.
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York University's School of Continuing Studies has launched a Certificate in AI Governance, aimed at professionals taking on AI oversight and accountability roles as regulatory and organizational demands in the field grow.
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Norway to crack down on use of smart glasses RTE.ie
Ukraine has agreed to share battlefield data from the war with Russia with Britain, giving U.K. companies and researchers access to the material to develop and test AI systems.
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Tift Regional Health System, a non-profit serving patients in south central Georgia, has agreed to pay $1.2 million to settle a lawsuit stemming from a data breach. The settlement resolves claims against the health system without a court ruling on liability.
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Kiteworks demonstrated its agentic AI technology at the AI Governance World conference in Las Vegas. The company showcased what it describes as innovative capabilities in the agentic AI space at the industry event.
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Article 5 of the EU AI Act establishes prohibited AI practices, with new attention focused on non-consensual intimate imagery and child sexual abuse material as specific categories of harm the rules are designed to address.
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