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UN Takes Unprecedented Steps to Address Global AI Governance

Global AI Experts Call for International 'Red Lines' to Mitigate AI Risks

Meta Launches Super PAC to Combat State-Level AI Regulation

Zelenskyy Warns of AI-Driven Arms Race in UN Address

UN Takes Unprecedented Steps to Address Global AI Governance

The United Nations is set to tackle artificial intelligence governance at its annual high-level meeting, marking a significant move towards global AI regulation. New bodies and initiatives aim to address the challenges and risks posed by rapidly advancing AI technology.

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Global AI Experts Call for International 'Red Lines' to Mitigate AI Risks

Over 200 prominent figures, including AI industry leaders and Nobel laureates, have signed a call for governments to establish international 'red lines' for AI by 2026. The initiative aims to prevent unacceptable risks associated with advanced AI systems.

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Meta Launches Super PAC to Combat State-Level AI Regulation

Zelenskyy Warns of AI-Driven Arms Race in UN Address

OpenAI's Massive Data Center Expansion: Project Stargate Accelerates

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

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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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Alibaba and Nvidia Partner to Advance AI and Global Cloud Expansion

Alibaba integrates Nvidia's Physical AI tools into its cloud, boosting its AI development efforts. The partnership coincides with Alibaba's significant global data center expansion, solidifying its AI-first strategy.

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UN Takes Unprecedented Steps to Address Global AI Governance

The United Nations is set to tackle artificial intelligence governance at its annual high-level meeting, marking a significant move towards global AI regulation. New bodies and initiatives aim to address the challenges and risks posed by rapidly advancing AI technology.

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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 Expands AI Training to EU Profiles, Raising Privacy Concerns

LinkedIn is set to include EU member profiles in its AI training program starting November 3, 2025. This move, along with expanded data sharing with Microsoft, has sparked discussions about user privacy and data control.

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OpenAI and Nvidia's Massive AI Infrastructure Plans Raise Energy Concerns

OpenAI and Nvidia's ambitious plans to build gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure are sparking debates about energy consumption, environmental impact, and the feasibility of rapid expansion in the AI industry.

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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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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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DeepMind's AI Safety Framework Highlights New Risks: Shutdown Resistance and Harmful Manipulation

Google DeepMind's updated Frontier Safety Framework 3.0 introduces new critical capability levels, focusing on AI models' potential to resist shutdown and manipulate human beliefs. The report emphasizes the need for proactive risk assessment and mitigation strategies.

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Google DeepMind Strengthens AI Safety Measures with Updated Frontier Safety Framework

Google DeepMind has released the third iteration of its Frontier Safety Framework, expanding risk domains and refining assessment processes to address potential dangers of advanced AI systems, including manipulation and control risks.

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Moldova's Critical Election Faces Sophisticated AI-Driven Disinformation Campaign from Russia

Moldova's upcoming parliamentary election is being targeted by a flood of AI-driven disinformation campaigns attributed to Russia. These campaigns aim to undermine support for the pro-European ruling party and sway the country's geopolitical orientation.

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Global AI Experts Call for International 'Red Lines' to Mitigate AI Risks

Over 200 prominent figures, including AI industry leaders and Nobel laureates, have signed a call for governments to establish international 'red lines' for AI by 2026. The initiative aims to prevent unacceptable risks associated with advanced AI systems.

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