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Startup Fortune reports that British actors are backing a campaign for UK voice-ownership rights, citing concerns about unauthorized cloning, fraud and gaps in existing law.
A CESBA study cited by the Buenos Aires Herald places Argentina’s occupational exposure to generative AI at 0.292, the highest in Latin America. Buenos Aires City scores 0.353, but the index measures potential task exposure, not predicted job losses.
Islam Times reports that Judge Rita Lin rejected the Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk, finding unlawful retaliation and due-process violations. The ruling's full text, scope and any appeal are not independently confirmed from the source provided.
Quiver Quantitative reports that Rep. Gabe Evans introduced H.R. 10152, a bill directing the Commerce Department to promote qualified U.S. open AI models and assess risks from models linked to covered nations.
The Huntington News reports that Northeastern will introduce 24 AI combined majors this fall, replacing undergraduate data science majors while allowing current students to retain or transition from their existing degree path.
Startup Fortune reports that Instinct’s AI assistant faced complaints over data retention, unauthorized email sending and prompt injection before raising $250 million at a $2.5 billion valuation. The incidents and financing are not independently confirmed here.
Forbes reports that Sanctuary AI is applying its Physical AI system to existing industrial robots after achieving a reported 99.5% success rate on a complex automotive wire-plugging task. The test remains a proof of concept, not a production deployment.
New Jersey has ended the remaining $250 million in uncommitted tax credits under its AI data-center incentive program, TAPinto reports. The law preserves a previously awarded $250 million credit for CoreWeave while adding separate energy- and water-use reporting requirements for data centers.
Billboard reports Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell Music sued Anthropic, alleging Claude was trained on more than 20,000 copyrighted songs acquired through piracy.
Fortune reports that heavy borrowing for AI infrastructure may be diverting capital from Treasury bonds, adding pressure to U.S. government borrowing costs. The article says other forces also explain rising yields, and markets are beginning to show signs of concern about leverage.
The Straits Times reports that Singapore universities are replacing some take-home essays with live presentations, oral defences, staged submissions and supervised writing to assess what students understand, while moving away from unreliable AI-detection tools.
Microsoft security executive Kim Tae-su told ChosunBiz that AI could help defenders examine vulnerabilities at scale, while describing Microsoft’s MDASH system and urging South Korea to strengthen its cybersecurity industry.
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