
Greater Manchester Rejects Palantir
The UK government is facing calls to cancel a large healthcare contract with Palantir. Greater Manchester argues that it can build and manage a better solution independently.
Wired AI · 29d ago
Corporate policies, safety frameworks and the institutions trying to steer powerful AI systems.
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The UK government is facing calls to cancel a large healthcare contract with Palantir. Greater Manchester argues that it can build and manage a better solution independently.
Wired AI · 29d ago

AI is increasingly used across the sales cycle to draft proposals, recommend discounts, and suggest next steps. The article argues that these recommendations should not become business decisions without governance, controls, and human accountability.
The Next Web (TNW) · 30d ago
OpenAI has launched AI Futures, a new blog focused on how transformative AI may reshape power, governance, the economy, and individual freedom. The publication is intended to explore the broader societal and institutional implications of advanced AI.
OpenAI News · 30d ago

Lawsuits over automated hiring systems are challenging how companies use AI to screen and rank job applicants. A class action against Eightfold AI argues that its applicant-ranking system may function as an undisclosed consumer report without allowing candidates to review or contest the results.
The Guardian Technology · 31d ago
Lee Moon Tae, head of the Superintelligence Lab at LG AI Research, discusses the future opportunities and responsibilities surrounding superintelligence. He emphasizes the importance of developing AI capabilities that reflect national and organizational sovereignty.
Bloomberg Technology · 31d ago

This report section examines how Australia’s federal government is building AI around trust. It provides a high-level view of the principles or practices shaping federal AI adoption, though the excerpt contains no specific implementation details.
iTNews Australia · 32d ago
The article examines an emerging workplace pattern in which one AI drafts content and another AI reviews or revises it, while humans mainly coordinate the exchange. It argues that future workplace advantage will depend less on producing polished outputs and more on judging whether AI-generated claims are accurate, relevant, and accountable.
虎嗅 · 32d ago

A U.S. federal appeals court reportedly upheld judicial immunity for a judge accused of relying entirely on AI to produce a ruling.
Tom's Hardware · 32d ago

The article argues that as AI becomes embedded in essential services, sovereignty will become a standard requirement. It highlights the importance of controlling how critical AI systems are governed, operated, and depended upon.
TechRadar AI · 32d ago
The article examines how companies deploy AI customer service to reduce labor costs, often making human escalation difficult and allowing inaccurate AI promises to go unaddressed. It highlights rising complaints involving false AI commitments, inaccessible human agents, and unreliable generated answers.
虎嗅 · 32d ago

The article examines the historical warnings that digital technology could weaken liberal democracy and replace public deliberation with machine-driven prediction. It argues that today’s AI concerns have deep roots and that alternative technological and political paths remain possible.
The Guardian Technology · 32d ago

CBA is upgrading its third-party risk management capabilities. The changes could create a foundation for future AI-driven optimisation of vendor and operational risk processes.
iTNews Australia · 33d ago

Heidi’s AI Care Partner uses Heidi Scribe to automate clinical administration across more than 190 countries and approximately 2.7 million patient interactions weekly. The company attributes its scale to regionally isolated deployments, strict auditability, safe release practices, and a document-oriented data architecture.
VentureBeat · 33d ago

The article proposes five principles for integrating AI into education: restrict student misuse, reinforce closed-book and in-person assessment, establish model whitelists, share education-sector compute, and prevent AI from intensifying exam-oriented training. It argues that deployment must combine technological adoption with protection of learning processes, values, and student development.
虎嗅 · 33d ago

A report evaluating technology for Australia’s under-16 social media ban allegedly cites academic papers that do not exist. The authors acknowledged using ChatGPT for editing but denied that AI hallucinations caused the citation errors.
The Guardian Technology · 33d ago

The opinion argues that uncontrolled AI adoption is not merely a mixed blessing but a serious, miscalculated risk caused by weak leadership. While AI may increase productivity and help developing countries leapfrog economic development, the article urges global leaders to address its broader dangers responsibly.
SCMP Technology · 35d ago

New York City lawmakers, musicians, and privacy advocates gathered outside Madison Square Garden to call for tighter restrictions on biometric surveillance in public venues. The campaign, dubbed “Ban the Scan,” highlights concerns about facial recognition and other biometric systems used in public spaces.
Wired · 36d ago
Google has enabled Gemini features in Classroom for K-12 schools that permit student access to Gemini. Previously, Gemini in Classroom was automatically enabled only for students aged 18 and above.
New York Times Technology · 36d ago

InfoQ China examines Microsoft AI Gateway’s new governance layer and the debate surrounding it. While centralized management may simplify AI operations, it also raises concerns about access permissions and control boundaries.
InfoQ中国 · 37d ago

AI policies are more likely to succeed when employees help define approved tools, safeguards, and acceptable workplace uses. Research and expert commentary suggest that worker participation can improve adoption by addressing concerns about job security, monitoring, workload growth, and AI-related fatigue.
Computerworld · 38d ago

Silicon Valley companies are developing neurotechnology products that can monitor brain activity. The article examines how these systems could eventually expose private thoughts, creating a new and highly sensitive privacy challenge.
Wired · 38d ago

美國勞工統計局預測,2025至2035年總就業將增加約590萬個職位,許多高AI暴露職業仍會成長。AI更可能先拆解傳統崗位中的任務,重新分配人類與機器的工作邊界。
虎嗅 · 10d ago

Meta is facing major US legal battles over child safety, with recent court rulings raising questions about social media companies’ responsibilities to young users. The roundup also covers privacy backlash against Meta’s smart glasses, explicit AI deepfakes targeting UK children, and Google’s executive departures amid the AI race.
The Guardian Technology · 39d ago

CBA is refining how its AI Companion tracks signals and formulates responses. The update is likely to invite scrutiny over the assistant’s decision-making, reliability, and governance in banking.
iTNews Australia · 39d ago
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar outlines five lessons from building an AI-native finance function. The approach emphasizes automated forecasting, stronger controls, and disciplined measurement of AI return on investment.
OpenAI News · 40d ago
The UK police watchdog is investigating a senior Derbyshire detective for allegedly using an unauthorized AI tool to create and maintain case decision logs. These logs document the reasoning behind police decisions and can be scrutinized as key evidence in court.
cnBeta (Full RSS) · 40d ago

Import AI 468 reviews 23 ideas related to recursive self-improvement (RSI), introduces PostTrainBench+, and examines how trust and transparency interact with competition in AI development. The issue is primarily a research and analysis roundup for practitioners tracking AI progress and governance.
Import AI · 40d ago

The article examines how a vehicle lockout controversy after crossing a border reveals risks beyond autonomous-driving capability. It argues that mature smart driving requires clear rules, responsibility allocation, and respect for user rights.
钛媒体 · 40d ago
Gravitee CEO and co-founder Rory Blundell emphasizes that organizations must prioritize governance, security, and control as AI adoption accelerates. His comments highlight the operational risks of deploying AI without sufficient oversight.
Bloomberg Technology · 43d ago

At WAIC 2026, discussions positioned AI as a governance issue as much as a technology issue. Safety, sovereignty, accountability and trust are becoming essential foundations for deploying AI at scale.
SCMP Technology · 43d ago