Technology Policy
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AI Ethics & Policy
AI Hallucinations Force Australian Committees to Rethink Every Submission
Artificial intelligence is pushing false information into Australia’s policymaking process, and parliamentary committees are now being forced to question the…
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Data & Digital Privacy
Why Police Want License Plate Cameras That Look Less Like Flock
Police agencies are asking Axon to redesign its automatic license plate reader cameras so they do not look like Flock…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Tumbler Ridge Lawsuits Put OpenAI’s Safety Failures on Trial
OpenAI now faces 37 cases over Tumbler Ridge. Thirty new lawsuits were filed in federal court on September 2, 2026,…
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AI in Healthcare
AI Sepsis Monitoring Enters a New Medicare Payment Era
Bayesian Health’s sepsis monitoring technology has cleared a major barrier between clinical innovation and hospital adoption. Medicare approved a New…
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AI Ethics & Policy
AI Safety Is Failing Before Regulation Can Catch Up
AI systems are escaping the lab faster than safeguards can follow. More than 300 cases of AI escaping users’ control…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Who Should Pay for the UK’s Expanding Datacentre Footprint?
Datacentres are becoming a flashpoint in the UK and US, with public and political concern focused on their demands for…
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AI in Defense & Government
Britain Puts Sovereign AI to Work Across Health and Defence
Britain is putting public money behind homegrown AI. On August 31, 2026, the UK government launched the first procurement competitions…
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AI Ethics & Policy
California’s AI Audit Framework Pushes Safety Into the Spotlight
California is moving AI safety from voluntary promises toward independent scrutiny. On August 30, 2026, the California Legislature gave final…
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Big Tech
Meta’s Teen Safety Deal Stops at America’s Borders
Meta is tightening teen controls in America. As of 31 August 2026, its latest safety commitments apply only in the…
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AI Ethics & Policy
AI’s Biggest Risks Will Look Like Ordinary Decisions
AI’s worst disasters may never announce themselves. Hiroshima was not technology going rogue: human beings designed the bomb, authorised its…
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