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03 Nov 2025

Enterprises Face Growing Security Challenges as AI Agents Expand Attack Surfaces

Organizations are struggling to secure AI agents as they expand enterprise attack surfaces, while simultaneously deploying these same AI systems to enhance cybersecurity defenses. The dual nature of AI as both security tool and vulnerability creates new challenges for identity management and threat detection.

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India Positions Itself as Global Leader in Ethical AI Governance Framework

Prime Minister Modi announces India's role in shaping global AI ethics standards, reveals upcoming AI governance framework for 2025, and confirms the country will host the Global AI Summit in February 2026.

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02 Nov 2025

Carnegie Mellon Professor Zico Kolter Leads OpenAI's Critical Safety Panel with Power to Block AI Releases

Zico Kolter, a Carnegie Mellon University professor, chairs OpenAI's 4-person Safety and Security Committee with authority to halt unsafe AI releases. His role gained heightened significance following regulatory agreements that prioritize safety over profits in OpenAI's corporate restructuring.

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Power Crisis Becomes Critical Bottleneck in Global AI Infrastructure Race

Tech giants face unprecedented energy challenges as AI data centers demand massive power capacity, with Microsoft reporting unused GPU inventory due to power shortages while China leverages energy subsidies to compete with U.S. AI infrastructure.

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AI 'Godfather' Geoffrey Hinton Warns Tech Giants Must Replace Human Jobs to Profit from Massive Investments

Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton warns that AI companies are betting on widespread job replacement to generate profits from their trillion-dollar investments. He emphasizes that the real danger lies not in AI technology itself, but in how society organizes its economy around automation.

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01 Nov 2025

Xi Jinping Proposes Global AI Governance Body at APEC Summit, Challenging U.S. Leadership

Chinese President Xi Jinping used the APEC summit to propose a World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, positioning China as an alternative to U.S. leadership in AI governance while promoting multilateral cooperation on technology.

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AI-Generated Death Threats Become Disturbingly Realistic as Technology Advances

Artificial intelligence is being weaponized to create hyper-realistic death threats and violent imagery, with activists and public figures facing increasingly personalized and convincing digital harassment that can be generated from a single photo.

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31 Oct 2025

YouTube's AI Moderation System Flags Windows 11 Workaround Videos as 'Dangerous'

YouTube's automated moderation system has been removing tech tutorial videos showing Windows 11 workarounds, sparking concerns about AI over-moderation and its impact on educational content creators.

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Perplexity Strikes Multi-Year Getty Images Deal to Address Copyright Concerns

AI search startup Perplexity has signed a multi-year licensing agreement with Getty Images, allowing it to display stock photos with proper attribution. The deal represents a strategic shift for the company amid ongoing copyright infringement lawsuits.

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Pony AI Secures Shenzhen's First Citywide Driverless Robotaxi Permit, Marking Major Autonomous Vehicle Milestone

Pony AI receives Shenzhen's first citywide permit for fully driverless commercial robotaxi operations, partnering with local taxi operator to deploy over 1,000 autonomous vehicles across China's tech hub.

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Palantir Sues Former Engineers Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft for AI Startup

Palantir Technologies filed a federal lawsuit against two former senior engineers, alleging they stole confidential documents and trade secrets to launch Percepta, a competing AI startup backed by General Catalyst that mirrors Palantir's business model.

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30 Oct 2025

AI Browsers Bypass Paywalls and Legal Restrictions, Raising Concerns for Digital Media

OpenAI's Atlas and Perplexity's Comet browsers can circumvent publisher paywalls and avoid content from companies suing OpenAI, creating new challenges for digital media monetization and copyright protection.

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South Korea Leads Global AI Safety Standards with Red Team Testing and Trustworthiness Labels

Korean researchers at ETRI are spearheading two crucial international AI safety standards - AI Red Team Testing for proactive risk identification and Trustworthiness Fact Labels for consumer transparency, positioning Korea as a first mover in global AI governance.

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AI Browsers Face Critical Security Crisis as Prompt Injection Attacks Expose User Data

New AI-powered browsers from OpenAI, Perplexity, and Opera are vulnerable to prompt injection attacks that can steal user data, access sensitive accounts, and execute malicious code. Security researchers warn these browsers are failing to detect over 90% of phishing attempts.

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Meta Denies AI Training Claims in Porn Piracy Lawsuit, Argues Downloads Were for Personal Use

Meta has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging it illegally downloaded thousands of adult films to train AI models. The company argues the downloads were for personal use by employees and contractors, not corporate AI training.

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