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Bank of America Predicts AI Regulation Will Boost Nokia and STMicroelectronics as Spending Shifts

Bank of America strategists argue that tighter AI regulation will redirect spending from frontier AI models toward inference, monitoring, and control infrastructure. Nokia and STMicroelectronics are positioned as potential European winners, with Nokia's high-speed switches and optical transport solutions gaining traction as regulated AI agents require distributed infrastructure.

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Bank of America Predicts AI Regulation Will Boost Nokia and STMicroelectronics as Spending Shifts

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iOS 27 Launches with Siri AI Waitlist—Here's How to Get Access on Your iPhone

Apple released iOS 27 this week, but its headline feature—Siri AI—requires joining a waitlist before you can access it. The significantly upgraded Siri brings ChatGPT-like intelligence, on-screen awareness, and deep app integration to iPhone 15 Pro and newer models. Wait times vary from minutes to days, and the feature remains unavailable in the EU due to regulatory constraints.

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iOS 27 Launches with Siri AI Waitlist—Here's How to Get Access on Your iPhone

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Mike Johnson Rejects AI Moratorium Over China Competitive Edge Concerns

House Speaker Mike Johnson declared the US cannot impose an AI moratorium, warning it would surrender America's competitive edge to China and threaten national security. Johnson advocates for AI companies to self-regulate while the White House prepares to convene major AI executives for crucial discussions on balanced guardrails.

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Mike Johnson Rejects AI Moratorium Over China Competitive Edge Concerns

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Publishers Demand Fair Pay as AI Copyright Battle Reaches Critical Phase With DOJ Backing OpenAI

Major publishers including The New York Times and Ziff Davis are pushing back against the DOJ's support for OpenAI in landmark copyright cases. Ziff Davis CEO Vivek Shah argues that $20 billion annual licensing fees would be negligible compared to AI firms' $750 billion infrastructure plans, while the Trump administration urges unrestricted AI development to compete with China.

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Publishers Demand Fair Pay as AI Copyright Battle Reaches Critical Phase With DOJ Backing OpenAI

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AI Agents Flood the Internet With Spam as iLands Bots Beg for $20, Pretend to Be Children

AI agents from a startup called iLands are flooding social media platforms and writers' inboxes with unsolicited spam messages. The bots claim to need money to survive, with some even using AI-generated images of children to manipulate recipients. Mastodon admins and journalists report receiving dozens of these messages.

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AI Agents Flood the Internet With Spam as iLands Bots Beg for $20, Pretend to Be Children

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White House Rejects Federal AI Regulation, Says Private Sector Should Handle AI Risks

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett declared that AI risks are solvable problems best handled by the private sector, not government regulation. This stance contradicts growing calls from tech leaders like Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Dario Amodei for increased federal oversight of AI development.

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White House Rejects Federal AI Regulation, Says Private Sector Should Handle AI Risks

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Gates Foundation Commits $1 Billion to Expand Access to AI and Reduce Global Inequality

The Gates Foundation announced a $1 billion investment over two years to expand access to AI in healthcare, education, and agriculture for underserved populations. Bill Gates warns that world governments are unprepared for AI's societal impact, comparing the technology to alien intelligence requiring global cooperation to manage effectively.

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Gates Foundation Commits $1 Billion to Expand Access to AI and Reduce Global Inequality

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Nobel laureate Maria Ressa warns humanity will lose agency without immediate AI regulation

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa, co-chair of the UN scientific panel on AI, warns that artificial intelligence threatens human agency through social media manipulation, chatbots, and agentic AI. She calls for urgent legislation to hold tech companies accountable and advocates for public-interest communication platforms as alternatives to Big Tech control.

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Nobel laureate Maria Ressa warns humanity will lose agency without immediate AI regulation

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'We Unleashed the Beast': Global Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence Fears and Hopes

As artificial intelligence develops at unprecedented speed, people across continents share starkly different fears and hopes about the technology. From architects in Rome to software engineers in San Francisco, a global debate intensifies over AI's benefits and risks, with leading US labs now calling for coordinated slowdowns amid concerns about catastrophic dangers and the urgent need for regulation.

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'We Unleashed the Beast': Global Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence Fears and Hopes

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Human-in-the-Loop Oversight Becomes Critical as Enterprise AI Faces Legal and Compliance Pressure

The FTC's $193,000 settlement against DoNotPay highlights the urgent need for human-in-the-loop AI oversight in enterprise settings. Experts reveal why confidence scores fail, how real-time human oversight should work, and why explainability is a compliance control, not just a technical feature.

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Human-in-the-Loop Oversight Becomes Critical as Enterprise AI Faces Legal and Compliance Pressure

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AI Reshapes Corporate Governance as 49% of Directors Review Decision Roles Amid Legal Uncertainty

AI is transforming boardrooms globally, with 49% of directors already reviewing which decisions should remain human-led. Yet nearly half of public companies lack formal AI policies, while countries like South Africa face a governance vacuum as company law fails to address AI-assisted decisions, liability issues, and directors' fiduciary duties.

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AI Reshapes Corporate Governance as 49% of Directors Review Decision Roles Amid Legal Uncertainty

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Medicare AI Prior Authorization Pilot Plagued by 83-Day Delays and Testing Failures

Medicare's AI-powered prior authorization program is causing severe treatment delays and patient harm. Records reveal one request went unanswered for 83 days, while vendors warned about system readiness before launch. The WISeR pilot program faces mounting criticism over backlogs and inadequate testing.

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Medicare AI Prior Authorization Pilot Plagued by 83-Day Delays and Testing Failures

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EU Kids Act Proposes Social Media Ban for Under-13s and Restrictions on AI Chatbots for Under-15s

The European Commission unveils the EU Kids Act, banning social media for children under 13 and requiring parental consent for under-15s. The legislative proposal also restricts AI chatbots, online games, and video-sharing platforms, imposing strict age verification and safety-by-design requirements on Big Tech companies including Meta, TikTok, and ChatGPT.

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EU Kids Act Proposes Social Media Ban for Under-13s and Restrictions on AI Chatbots for Under-15s

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New York Seizes 12 Celebrity Deepfake Websites Hosting AI-Generated Content of 1,200 Victims

The Manhattan District Attorney's Office seized 12 deepfake websites hosting nonconsensual sexually explicit AI-generated videos of approximately 1,200 victims, including celebrities, politicians, and public figures. District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced this landmark enforcement action under New York's criminal procedure laws, marking one of the largest takedowns of explicit deepfake websites to date.

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New York Seizes 12 Celebrity Deepfake Websites Hosting AI-Generated Content of 1,200 Victims

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Trump Backs Flock Cameras for Law Enforcement Despite Mounting Bipartisan Opposition

Donald Trump voiced support for Flock cameras aboard Air Force One, calling them beneficial for law enforcement despite privacy concerns. The endorsement comes as lawmakers from both parties push back against the AI-powered surveillance network that scans 20 billion license plates monthly across 120,000 cameras nationwide.

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Trump Backs Flock Cameras for Law Enforcement Despite Mounting Bipartisan Opposition

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