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AIApr 16

Hackers Increasingly Use AI Tools in Cyberattacks as Losses Reach $21 Billion

FBI reports cybercrime losses hit nearly $21 billion last year as hackers adopt artificial intelligence tools to breach networks and bypass security measures.

13 sources
AIMay 6

SAP Acquires German AI Startup for $1.16B as Tech Companies Report Growth Projections

SAP announced a $1.16 billion acquisition of 18-month-old German AI lab Prior Labs, while several technology companies outlined their financial outlooks.

7 sources
AIMay 18

Linux founder says AI bug reports making security list 'unmanageable'

Linus Torvalds reports that automated AI tools are flooding Linux security reporting with duplicate findings, creating management challenges.

4 sources
AIApr 25

Law Enforcement Agencies Expand Use of AI Software for Internal Investigations

Multiple law enforcement agencies are using artificial intelligence tools to investigate misconduct and financial crimes within their organizations.

9 sources
AIJun 13

KPMG Withdraws AI Report Due to Inaccurate Information

Consulting firm KPMG pulled a report on artificial intelligence usage after discovering apparent AI-generated inaccuracies in the document.

2 sources
AIMay 5

Musician Sues Google Over False AI Claims, Pennsylvania Sues AI Chatbot Company

Legal actions target AI companies over false information, including Google's incorrect sex offender claim and medical impersonation by chatbots.

7 sources
AIMar 17

Nvidia Unveils Vera Rubin AI Platform with Seven New Chips at GTC Conference

Nvidia announced the Vera Rubin computing platform featuring seven new chips, gaining support from major AI companies and cloud providers at its annual conference.

11 sources
AIMar 7

Defense contractors drop Anthropic's Claude AI amid Pentagon blacklist concerns

Defense technology companies are ceasing use of Anthropic's Claude AI system following reports of Pentagon restrictions, though military use continues.

46 sources
AIApr 1

California Governor Issues AI Safety Order Despite Federal Opposition

California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order requiring AI safety guardrails for state contractors, part of broader state resistance to federal AI deregulation.

20 sources
AIMay 29

Home Office announces AI age verification system for asylum seekers

The UK Home Office will implement AI facial recognition technology to verify ages of asylum seekers starting next year.

3 sources
AIApr 20

European Business Leaders Voice Concerns Over AI Regulations and Infrastructure

Major European companies express frustration with AI regulations and technology implementation across various sectors.

10 sources
AIMay 8

Federal Judge Rules Against DOGE's AI-Driven Humanities Grant Cuts

A federal judge found the Department of Government Efficiency's elimination of humanities grants unlawful after the agency used AI to identify $100 million in cuts.

6 sources
AIApr 10

Anthropic Loses Court Appeal Over Pentagon Blacklisting as OpenAI Plans IPO

Appeals court upholds Pentagon's supply-chain risk designation for Anthropic while OpenAI announces retail investor access for upcoming IPO.

14 sources
AIJun 9

White House Negotiates Federal Preemption of State AI Laws with Senate Republicans

The Biden administration is working with Senate Republicans to establish federal oversight of AI regulation while preempting state laws.

2 sources
AIMay 25

Meta CTO Leads Company AI Transformation Initiative

Meta's Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth is spearheading efforts to integrate artificial intelligence throughout the company's operations.

3 sources

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