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25 Sept 2025

Medicare Launches Controversial AI-Driven Prior Authorization Pilot

The Trump administration announces a Medicare pilot program using AI for prior authorization in six states, sparking debate over efficiency gains versus potential risks to patient care.

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Elon Musk's xAI Offers Grok to US Government for 42 Cents, Sparking Controversy and Speculation

Elon Musk's xAI has reached an agreement with the US government to provide its AI chatbot Grok to federal agencies for just 42 cents. This move has raised eyebrows due to past controversies and the complex relationship between Musk and the Trump administration.

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Spotify Unveils New AI Policies to Combat Spam and Protect Artists

Spotify announces significant updates to its AI policy, introducing measures to label AI-generated music, filter spam, and prevent unauthorized voice clones. The move aims to balance the creative potential of AI with the need to protect artists and listeners.

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Viral Call Recording App Neon Taken Down After Major Security Breach

Neon, a popular app that pays users for recording their phone calls, has been taken offline due to a significant security flaw that exposed users' private data. The app's founder promises to return with improved security measures.

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24 Sept 2025

Zelenskyy Warns of AI-Driven Arms Race in UN Address

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the UN General Assembly, highlighting the dangers of AI and drone warfare. He emphasized the need for immediate action to prevent a global arms race and criticized the UN's effectiveness in handling conflicts.

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BharatGen's Ambitious AI Plans: From Trillion-Parameter Models to Domain-Specific Solutions

BharatGen, an IIT Bombay-led consortium, secures major funding under India's AI Mission to develop large language models and small language models for various sectors, aiming to establish India's sovereign AI capabilities.

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AI-Driven Attacks Surge: Deepfakes and Prompt Injection Threaten Businesses of All Sizes

A Gartner survey reveals that 62% of organizations faced AI-driven attacks in the past year, with deepfake audio emerging as the top threat. Small businesses are increasingly targeted, and prompt injection attacks are on the rise, highlighting the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures across all sectors.

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UN Takes Center Stage in Global AI Governance Debate

The United Nations is launching initiatives for global AI governance, sparking debates on international cooperation and regulation. This move highlights growing concerns about AI's impact on security, ethics, and global stability, alongside differing national approaches.

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23 Sept 2025

OpenAI's Massive Data Center Expansion: Project Stargate Accelerates

OpenAI, in partnership with Oracle and SoftBank, announces plans for five new AI data centers across the US as part of Project Stargate. This expansion aims to boost AI infrastructure and secure American leadership in artificial intelligence.

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Meta Launches Super PAC to Combat State-Level AI Regulation

Meta invests heavily in a new super PAC, the American Technology Excellence Project, to fight against state-level AI regulations. This move comes as states propose numerous AI-related bills, potentially impacting the tech industry's growth and innovation.

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LinkedIn to Use Member Data for AI Training: Opt-Out Option Available

LinkedIn announces plans to use member data for AI model training starting November 3, 2025. The change affects users globally, with an opt-out option available. This move raises privacy concerns and expands data sharing with Microsoft for targeted advertising.

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AI's Voracious Appetite: The Looming Energy Crisis in Tech's Quest for Compute Power

OpenAI and Nvidia's ambitious plan to build massive AI data centers raises concerns about energy consumption, environmental impact, and infrastructure challenges.

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Meta Expands Llama AI Access to US Allies in Europe and Asia

Meta Platforms is extending access to its Llama AI system to key US allies in Europe and Asia, including France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, NATO, and EU institutions. This move follows US government approval for Llama's use by federal agencies.

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Nvidia's AI Chip Dominance Challenged as China Accelerates Domestic Production

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang acknowledges China's rapid progress in AI chip development, calling for reduced US export restrictions. Meanwhile, Huawei plans to significantly increase production of its advanced AI chips, posing a serious threat to Nvidia's market share in China.

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22 Sept 2025

AI-Generated Legal Citations Lead to $10,000 Fine for California Attorney

A California attorney faces a $10,000 fine for submitting an appeal with fake AI-generated legal citations. This case highlights the growing concerns about AI use in the legal profession and the need for careful verification of AI-generated content.

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