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Guernsey data watchdog warns AI accountability can’t be outsourced
Guernsey’s data protection authority cautioned that organisations cannot delegate responsibility for AI‑driven data security, urging firms to secure contracts and test AI systems carefully.bbc.comPolicy
DeepMind chief says AI is too important to go unregulated
Google DeepMind’s Chief AI Readiness Officer Lila Ibrahim told NDTV that safe AI requires “exceptional care” and a multistakeholder regulatory framework that balances risk reduction with opportunity.ndtv.comIndustry
Nvidia explores acquisition or expanded stake in Reflection AI
The Financial Times reports that Nvidia is in early discussions to either acquire Reflection AI or increase its existing $800 million investment, with potential outcomes including an acqui-hire to avoid regulatory hurdles.verdict.co.ukPolicy
Delhi High Court orders Meta to remove AI deepfakes of Kangana Ranaut
The Delhi High Court has directed Meta to remove AI-generated sexual deepfakes and fabricated content attributed to Kangana Ranaut within 72 hours, citing her personality rights and intermediary guidelines.livelawbiz.comPolicy
South Korea funds 33 private universities to train AI and semiconductor talent
The Ministry of Education announced a five‑year, 600 billion‑won program that will support 33 private universities in South Korea to specialize in AI, semiconductors and related fields, aiming to offset a shrinking student population and bolster strategic industries.biz.chosun.comPolicy
Microsoft president Brad Smith says AI has fewer safety rules than milk
Microsoft’s president Brad Smith told Fortune at the AI for Good Global Summit that AI lacks a clear federal safety floor in the United States, comparing it to the stricter regulation of a grocery‑store carton of milk and urging the UK to lead global AI rules.startupfortune.comPolicy
Microsoft president says AI is less regulated than milk, urges UK to lead global rules
Microsoft president Brad Smith told the BBC that artificial intelligence faces fewer safety rules than everyday items like milk and washing machines, calling for urgent UK‑led regulation and “emergency brakes” on powerful models.theguardian.comPolicy
South Australia appoints commissioners for AI royal commission
The South Australian government has appointed three commissioners to lead a royal commission into artificial intelligence, with the final report expected in mid-2027.insidestategovernment.com.auPolicy
Microsoft president urges UK to lead global AI safety rules
Brad Smith, Microsoft president, told the BBC that industry self-regulation is no longer sufficient and that the UK is best positioned to lead global AI safety standards, including pre-release government sign-off for frontier models.bbc.com
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