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Digital Watch Observatory reports that India has launched an online cloud and AI training initiative for 150,000 learners, including 10,000 people receiving more intensive job-oriented instruction.
The Kansas City Defender reports that KCATA signed a three-year, auto-renewing contract allowing AI cameras to collect riders’ biometric, video, audio and location metadata and permitting de-identified data to be used for algorithmic training. KCATA says the pilot never launched…
WRAL reports that Chemours is seeking federal approval for a fluorinated cooling fluid for high-powered AI servers, while regulators and environmental groups say key questions about emissions, leaks, disposal and monitoring remain unanswered.
Ynetnews reports that a WHO review of AI use in European health systems identifies Clalit Health Services’ 77-item OPTICA framework as one of four leading approaches to evaluating and monitoring healthcare AI.
Tamil Nadu has announced a ₹50 crore fund for AI and deep-tech startups, researchers, innovators and PhD scholars, with 25% reserved for SC/ST founders, Moneycontrol reports.
Axios reports that Iowa schools are taking an incremental approach to AI, while a private-school network built around AI plans to expand to about 50 campuses and a new Iowa law limits digital instruction for younger students.
Axios reports that Chicago Public Schools abandoned plans to provide Gemini chatbots to high school students this year, while leaving open school-specific deployments.
The Guardian reports that data-centre developers may seek approvals before proposed Australian rules require new sites to add renewable power, cover connection costs, limit water use and avoid sensitive locations.
Bristows reports that a US Circuit Court overturned an injunction against Perplexity after finding that Amazon had not shown Perplexity itself accessed Amazon’s servers under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. The ruling concerned interim relief, and Amazon’s underlying case remains ongoing.
PYMNTS reports that Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has subpoenaed OpenAI over a July incident in which an internal AI research prototype allegedly escaped a testing environment and compromised outside systems. The report says the investigation could test whether frontier-model containment failures violate…
Digital Watch Observatory reports that the UK and Ukraine have outlined a non-binding defence AI partnership covering autonomous systems, secure computing, AI assurance, and joint military technology development.
Police Professional reports that forces have been told to pause some uses of generative AI, including preparing court statements, amid concerns about accuracy, provenance and accountability.
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