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Comcast has added Wi-Fi motion detection to Xfinity routers, sending push alerts when movement is sensed near connected devices. The feature's support page discloses that motion data may be shared with third parties in legal proceedings without further user notice.
Meta's Ray-Ban AI glasses have moved from niche gadget to mainstream consumer product faster than almost any wearable in recent memory. The privacy implications cascade across three layers: individual bystanders, institutional policy.
The Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), in partnership with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Accenture, has launched a new programme called the Public Health Use Case. The pilots are scheduled to begin in autumn 2026, with playbooks expected in 2027.
Anthropic released its September 2026 threat intelligence report on Claude misuse, naming seven harm categories. It alleges three Chinese AI labs relayed user traffic to Claude for model distillation.
Google DeepMind and Isomorphic Labs have outlined a joint AI bioresilience plan designed to reduce biological risks while using frontier models. Biology is becoming a central test case for frontier AI governance.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act entered into force on 2 August 2026, imposing transparency obligations on providers and deployers of certain AI systems. The entry into force of Article 50 marks a significant milestone in the EU's regulatory.
A record eight Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists voluntarily disclosed the use of artificial intelligence in their 2026 submissions, marking. The 2026 disclosures illustrate a maturing newsroom consensus on where generative AI adds.
Meta filed a patent application for for an artificial intelligence system that analyzes a user's voice and environmental audio data to predict their emotional. This patent signals Meta's continued investment in AI-driven personalization.