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OpenAI Hires Uber's Jill Hazelbaker as Chief Corporate Affairs Officer to Build Public Trust

OpenAI has recruited Jill Hazelbaker from Uber as its chief corporate affairs officer, filling a role vacant for 10 months. The appointment signals OpenAI's focus on building public trust as AI becomes integral to daily life and the company prepares for a potential 2027 IPO.

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OpenAI Hires Uber's Jill Hazelbaker as Chief Corporate Affairs Officer to Build Public Trust

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AI-Generated Slopaganda Dominates Midterm Elections as Republicans Spend $169 Million on Synthetic Ads

The midterm elections saw unprecedented use of AI-generated political ads, with Republicans spending $169 million on synthetic content. Despite no federal disclosure laws, over 289 AI ads flooded platforms like YouTube and Meta, featuring deepfakes and manipulated imagery that deceived voters and challenged content moderation efforts.

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AI-Generated Slopaganda Dominates Midterm Elections as Republicans Spend $169 Million on Synthetic Ads

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OpenAI Boosts AI Security with External Researchers and $172,000 Bug Bounty Rewards

OpenAI is partnering with Cathedral Systems to bring external security researchers into its next internal security sprint. The company is quadrupling bug bounty rewards to $172,000 for critical findings and committing $1 billion in subsidized AI access for frontline defenders over six months.

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OpenAI Boosts AI Security with External Researchers and $172,000 Bug Bounty Rewards

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OpenAI Backtracks on ChatGPT Usage Limits After Subscriber Outcry, Doubles Pro Allowances Instead

OpenAI reversed its decision to reduce ChatGPT Pro $200 usage limits after fierce subscriber backlash, instead doubling allowances across all Pro tiers and Business Premium. The company also clarified that personal AI agents called dots will maintain separate extended usage limits, addressing concerns about shared resources between ChatGPT and Codex.

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OpenAI Backtracks on ChatGPT Usage Limits After Subscriber Outcry, Doubles Pro Allowances Instead

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New York Times and Major Newspapers Sue Brave Over AI Scraping and Bypassing Paywalls

The New York Times alongside Chicago Tribune and Orlando Sentinel filed federal lawsuits against Brave Software, alleging the browser maker scraped copyrighted articles and sold them to AI companies including Anthropic and Perplexity through its Search API. The suits also challenge Brave's paywall blocker feature and ad-replacement practices.

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New York Times and Major Newspapers Sue Brave Over AI Scraping and Bypassing Paywalls

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Authors Combat AI Allegations With Paper Trail Tools as Detection Software Reshapes Writing Habits

Writers face mounting pressure from AI detection tools producing false positives, with Mia Ballard's 'Shy Girl' canceled after a 78.3% AI-written score. New platforms like Workings and Blindproof now track the writing process to help authors prove human authorship, but experts warn these tools create an unfair burden on the literary community.

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Authors Combat AI Allegations With Paper Trail Tools as Detection Software Reshapes Writing Habits

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Microsoft AI Patent Can Rewrite What People Say in Livestreams and Adjust Their Lips to Match

Microsoft filed a patent for AI agents that modify spoken words during livestreams in near real-time while adjusting speakers' facial movements to match. The system can remove filler words, translate languages, and censor content based on viewer profiles, but experts warn it could enable sophisticated misinformation.

Technology5 sources

Microsoft AI Patent Can Rewrite What People Say in Livestreams and Adjust Their Lips to Match

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Gen Z Rewrites CVs to Beat AI Screening as 81% Face Automated Rejections Without Human Contact

Gen Z job seekers are rewriting applications to sound less AI-generated while trying to pass AI screening systems—a paradox defining today's hiring crisis. New research from Greenhouse reveals 81% of applicants are rejected without speaking to anyone at the company, with 42% enduring AI interviews in the past year alone. The labor market has become what experts call an "AI doom loop," where both candidates and employers agree the system is broken.

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Gen Z Rewrites CVs to Beat AI Screening as 81% Face Automated Rejections Without Human Contact

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MeitY Unveils DEPA Handbook for Trusted Data Sharing in AI Training

India's IT ministry launched the Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture framework to enable secure, consent-based data sharing for AI training. Developed with iSPIRT Foundation, DEPA allows organizations to collaborate on AI model development without transferring datasets, using Confidential Clean Rooms and Differential Privacy to protect citizen data while ensuring DPDP Act compliance.

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MeitY Unveils DEPA Handbook for Trusted Data Sharing in AI Training

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SEC Scrutinizes AI Corporate Disclosures as Bubble Concerns and Market Volatility Intensify

The SEC is examining AI corporate disclosures amid growing concerns over a potential AI investment bubble fueled by circular financing arrangements. Enforcement Director David Woodcock emphasizes the agency's focus on investor protection and accurate risk disclosures as Big Tech companies burn through cash for AI expansion while rising interest rates raise sustainability questions.

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SEC Scrutinizes AI Corporate Disclosures as Bubble Concerns and Market Volatility Intensify

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TRAI Proposes Strict AI Guidelines for Telecom Sector with Board-Approved Policies and Risk Classification

India's telecom regulator TRAI has released draft guidelines requiring operators to adopt board-approved AI policies, classify systems by risk level, and report critical incidents. The framework mandates human oversight, impact assessments, and holds telcos accountable for vendor AI outcomes, with stakeholder feedback due by November 27, 2026.

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TRAI Proposes Strict AI Guidelines for Telecom Sector with Board-Approved Policies and Risk Classification

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OpenAI Rewrites Model Spec Around Five Core Values Led by Faithfulness to Human Intent

OpenAI reorganized its Model Spec around five core values: faithfulness to human intent, harm minimization, honesty and transparency, human agency, and care. The updated AI rulebook asks models to understand what people actually want rather than follow instructions literally, though OpenAI admits current AI models don't yet fully reflect the framework.

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OpenAI Rewrites Model Spec Around Five Core Values Led by Faithfulness to Human Intent

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House Democrats Demand Trump's Grok AI Chat Records After Venezuela Military Consultation

House Democrats are demanding President Trump preserve his conversations with AI chatbots, particularly Elon Musk's Grok, which he reportedly consulted for hours before ordering military action against Venezuela. The lawmakers cite national security risks and question whether AI-generated advice influenced the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

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House Democrats Demand Trump's Grok AI Chat Records After Venezuela Military Consultation

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CFTC Chair Floats Know-Your-Agent Rules as AI Trading Agents Challenge Financial Regulation

CFTC Chair Michael Selig outlined regulatory questions about autonomous AI trading agents at the agency's Frontier Forum. He raised concerns about liability, registration requirements, and market surveillance as software executes trades independently. Selig also discussed compute futures markets and pointed to crypto oversight for guidance.

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CFTC Chair Floats Know-Your-Agent Rules as AI Trading Agents Challenge Financial Regulation

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Google Sheets' Gemini AI Now 55x Faster, Adds Web Sources for Transparency

Google has rolled out major upgrades to Gemini in Google Sheets, introducing cell-level web sources for fact-checking AI-generated data, processing speeds up to 55 times faster for 500-cell tasks, and expanded capacity to handle 3,000 cells per request. The updates aim to improve transparency and efficiency for paid subscribers.

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Google Sheets' Gemini AI Now 55x Faster, Adds Web Sources for Transparency

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