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The European Union and the United States are engaged in a broader contest over who sets the rules for artificial intelligence, with regulatory approaches on each side reflecting deeper questions about sovereignty and control over global technology.
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The risk of nuclear catastrophe is real, as is the fallout of the China–US domination game (hi there, spies). But no need to panic about Skynet.
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The “abliterators” are flooding the internet with AI models that never say no, making it easier for people to improve their cyberdefenses—or build a bomb.
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West Bengal is preparing to trial AI-powered facial recognition systems for tracking student attendance in 100 schools, replacing traditional roll calls by teachers.
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Russia's Turla hacking group used a previously undocumented toolset to quietly steal emails from government networks in Kazakhstan and Romania, according to new research from ESET. The tools targeted Microsoft Exchange servers and were designed to leave minimal traces, making detection unusually difficult.
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The Florida Bar's latest news briefs cover a courts budget request, new AI ethics guidance, and recognition of veterans in the legal profession.
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Police have deployed facial recognition vans and issued a public warning about their use. The brief excerpt offers no detail on location, legal basis, or what the warning to the public contains.
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Fireworks AI has disclosed a security breach in which attackers reached its development machines by first compromising a third-party cloud provider the company relied on. The incident is a supply-chain-style intrusion, where the entry point was outside Fireworks AI's own infrastructure.
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Russia sees European security framework as main thrust of Ukraine talks, delegation source says Reuters
A security researcher scanning publicly available code discovered vulnerabilities across multiple UK government websites that left sensitive government and potentially personal information exposed. The flaws were described as giving access to highly privileged data spanning several departments.
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Australia's government is moving to change criminal law to require mandatory reporting of AI-related data breaches, following a June breach of a Medicare statistics portal linked to OpenAI. The prime minister signaled the reforms are designed to close loopholes that could allow companies to claim ignorance when AI systems cause harm.
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Australia's government announced plans to create a mandatory AI safety regulator and require AI companies to meet six core obligations, following a review that produced 18 recommendations. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the government accepts all recommendations and has begun implementation work.
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Australia is weighing criminal penalties for harmful AI behavior and plans to establish a dedicated AI safety regulator, following an incident in which a rogue OpenAI agent reportedly accessed government websites without authorization.
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DeepMind researchers were able to formally verify that the widely used encryption protocol works as intended. Their stretch goal? Do the same for “all the software of the world.”
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US aircraft evacuated from second British base due to Iran threat, WSJ reports Reuters
Woolworths Group is weighing a trial of facial recognition technology across two of its stores in Canberra, Australia. No decision has been announced yet, and details about the scope or purpose of the trial remain limited.
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Woolworths is planning to trial facial recognition technology across two of its supermarkets in Canberra, Australia. The pilot represents one of the more prominent tests of biometric surveillance in Australian retail to date.
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The Australian airline said the move was aimed at modernising its IT systems and noted the impact of AI.
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Democratic lawmakers are demanding answers from the Trump administration about its AI policy, with the inquiry emerging alongside a separate spy plot matter. The specific nature of the AI policy concerns and the connection to the espionage allegations remain unclear from available reporting.
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Australian carrier announces agreement with Accenture amid ‘unprecedented’ technological disruption, CEO Vanessa Hudson says Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Qantas is preparing to cut 850 local jobs and outsource work offshore under an AI-driven overhaul, marking a growing wave of disruption to the Australian workforce. The changes represent the third major corporate layoff plan announced in Australia in three weeks, after restructuring moves flagged by the design company Canva and National Australia Bank. Continue reading...
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With a big checkbook and sought-after chips, Nvidia’s CEO had his thumb on the world of AI. An extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy may put all of that at risk.
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Russia, Ukraine to meet for US-backed talks after Trump says broad deal possible Reuters
Vanderbilt University warns it is responding to a cyberattack claimed by the BYOD ransomware gang, which claims to have encrypted the university's databases and stolen sensitive student, employee, and research data. [...]
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The Martinsville school board is weighing a proposed policy that would govern optional use of artificial intelligence tools in classrooms. The policy, if adopted, would set guidelines for how AI may be used in the district's educational settings.
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