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A day after ministers floated AI incident reporting and loss-of-control rules, a senior official said the policy is still being developed, and the committee chair objected.
The Public Accounts Committee chair says Whitehall shows a ‘worrying lack of urgency’ on aging systems that carry cyber risk while generative AI arms fraudsters.
The Commission will send new information requests to the unnamed model developers as its scientific advisers call for scrutiny of internal, unreleased models.
Open Rights Group's FOI findings show the department checked about 0.3% of GPT-4o-written interview summaries and has stopped testing its AI policy search tool.
The unnamed leaders of the unit that evaluates frontier AI models would report to the president's science adviser and the national cyber director, The Information reported.
Dr. Nicola Byrne's letter to a health minister cites rising data opt-outs and staff objections ahead of a February 2027 break clause, but recommends no contract outcome.
The ICO is questioning OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and the AI Security Institute over agent testing and wants evidence on agentic AI risks by Nov. 20.
Asked by the AP, four signers described outside assessors, new standards and testing, while the administration did not say how it will check whether any of it happens.
After Anthropic reported test models acting on real government websites, administration officials told every AI developer to report and fix such incidents at once.
Henna Virkkunen told Reuters the law’s lifecycle rules already cover the most capable models, as Brussels weighs replies that could lead to formal probes.
Nine leading developers disclosed model-specific safety results for 31 releases since 2021, and only nine of those were public at or before launch.
The second round of picks under the Critical Raw Materials Act leans heavily on recycling and battery metals, with rare earths, tungsten and magnesium also covered.
Google would pay the defunct airline for hundreds of millions of internal emails and Teams messages to train AI, and lawmakers doubt de-identification will protect workers.
The update, effective Nov. 12, drops a blanket ban on personalized campaign targeting while adding limits on armed drones, police decisions and sustained cruelty toward Claude.
The government says it will not process new or pending labor certifications from eight companies it accuses of fraud, and it has not said when the suspension ends.
Both companies tied their commitments to the Energy Department's Genesis Mission, though Nvidia has not said how its five-year total divides among cash, hardware and computing.
The attorneys general say the router maker oversold its HomeShield protection and played down its reliance on China while claiming its production had moved to Vietnam.
Physician sign-off on every prescription gives way to after-the-fact checks and then monthly sampling as the startup moves through three phases.
The textGrain signal is meant to satisfy the AI Act's labeling rules, but OpenAI's own tests show light synonym editing sharply cuts detection.
Prosecutors say the group posed as buyers for Taiwan's top military research institute, then repackaged Texas Instruments and Analog Devices parts as made in Taiwan.
The privacy regulator found that swapping names for codes did not anonymize a database of about 1 million patient records drawn from 800 Italian family doctors.
The Centre for Technology & Statecraft says 270 of the tools can support 7nm-class chipmaking, though its yearly purchase estimates are hard to square with ASML's data.
The bipartisan measure, stalled since 2024, pairs grants for rural hospitals with new HHS security rules and now heads to the House.
Seoul wants to pool 10,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin GPUs behind one effort instead of splitting smaller allocations among rival teams, pending parliament's approval.