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TechCrunch reports that Sandhya Devanathan, Meta’s vice president for India and Southeast Asia, is leaving after more than a decade to lead consumer growth, enterprise adoption, partnerships, regulatory engagement and operations for OpenAI across Southeast Asia and Australia.
The Economic Times reports that a federal judge blocked the Pentagon from designating Anthropic a national-security supply-chain risk after the company resisted military uses of Claude, including domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons. The ruling is not independently confirmed by the source supplied here.
Uzbekistan has formally asked the United States to join Pax Silica, according to the South China Morning Post, a month after joining China’s World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization.
Deadline reports that a federal lawsuit over the AI-generated character Tung Tung Sahur will reach a September 23 hearing, with competing claims over copyright, trademarks and commercial use.
The Washington Post reports that the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that private possession of synthetic child sexual abuse images may receive First Amendment protection when no real person is depicted, while related production and distribution charges remain pending.
Nebraska Public Media reports that the NSAA board approved speech-manual guidance limiting student AI use to support tasks and discouraging judges from using generative AI for evaluations.
Fox News reports that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to stop funding Flock Safety cameras amid privacy and data-sharing concerns, while cities and counties reconsider their contracts.
Meta is rolling out a software change that stops its AI glasses from recording when users cover the recording indicator light. Ars Technica reports that the change closes one bypass, but hardware tampering, less-visible stickers, data handling and regulatory concerns remain unresolved.
Tom’s Hardware, citing The Information, reports that the Trump administration is considering export controls aimed at Chinese access to advanced AI computing through servers in countries such as Thailand and Singapore. The proposal could be shared with trade groups for feedback as early as September, but its legal…
Engadget reports that a partly built New Jersey AI data center tied to Microsoft was operating dozens of gas-powered generators without permits, though regulators have not completed a compliance determination.
The Guardian reports that Labour rejected Green leader Zack Polanski’s proposed moratorium on major AI datacentres, arguing that a pause would threaten jobs, investment and national-security capabilities. The dispute highlights growing concern over datacentres’ use of electricity and water during a severe UK drought.
TradingKey reports that a federal judge ruled the Pentagon’s designation of Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk unlawful, in a case over limits on military uses of Claude. The ruling’s details and its implications for Anthropic’s government business and planned IPO have not been independently…
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