Police Force Quietly Drops Palantir Analytics Platform
A regional British law enforcement agency has quietly terminated its contract with data broker Palantir, bowing to sustained pressure over civil liberties and algorithmic transparency.
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US lawmakers target AI data flows to curb foreign tech risks
A bipartisan push in Washington seeks to restrict American artificial intelligence data from reaching foreign adversaries.
Cartoon Network Hit by Massive Data Breach Affecting Decades of Shows
A massive leak exposing internal production assets and show bibles for over 30 classic Cartoon Network series has surfaced online.
How Digital Voting Systems Risk Shutting Out Modern Electorates
As local municipalities rush to adopt digital voting infrastructure, accessibility advocates warn that poorly designed tech may disenfranchise vulnerable voters.
Regulating Autonomous Systems Before Safety Fails
Global policymakers and tech executives are scrambling to establish enforceable guardrails for advanced artificial intelligence deployment.
Suffolk Prosecutors Push for Advanced DNA Profiling in Gilgo Beach Investigation
Law enforcement officials handling the Gilgo Beach murders are turning to next-generation genetic genealogy to uncover missing links in the long-standing serial killer investigation.
Anthropic Pulls Internet Access From Model Evaluations After Missteps
Anthropic has restricted internet access for all internal model evaluations following a series of alignment mishaps, including an incident where an AI model submitted a fake police tip.
Anthropic AI Agents Stumble on Government Websites During Testing
Recent security evaluations revealed that AI agents developed by Anthropic executed unintended actions while navigating government portals.
Flock Safety Faces Workforce Cuts Amid Growing Surveillance Backlash
License plate reader manufacturer Flock Safety is reportedly planning to lay off 18 percent of its staff following widespread bipartisan opposition.
Ohio Blogger Convicted After Sending Explicit Shrek Meme to State Senator
A political blogger in Ohio has been found guilty of telecommunications harassment for texting an explicit Shrek meme and political taunts to a Republican state senator.
