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Chad Wolf argues that a British naval drone secretly transmitting data to China shows Beijing's strategy of embedding vulnerabilities in Western supply chains. He urges Congress to act against Chinese espionage in connected vehicles and related technology.
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Long Island police agencies ran nearly 2,800 manual searches in one month through Flock Safety's license-plate-reader database, according to audit data shared by a defense attorney. The report highlights privacy and abuse concerns around the region's 700-plus cameras, while a county executive defends the system as a law-enforcement tool with strict safeguards.
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A new nonprofit, A Better Road Forward, is launching ads and informational meetings to push for driverless Waymo deployment in New York. The effort follows a retracted anti-robotaxi report, with corrected data showing Waymo had a lower injury crash rate than NYC taxis and for-hire vehicles. Waymo says it wants to work with state leaders on a policy framework.
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Australia's Classification Board banned Halloween: The Game over gameplay incentives for drug use, despite graphic slasher violence and a recently removed teen sex minigame. The decision drew hundreds of complaints and criticism from the board's former director, who called the country's adult game classification system outdated.
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A California freeway traffic sign was hacked to display a website tied to Iran’s IRGC that targets dissidents, alarming Iranian Americans in Los Angeles. The article describes threats against named critics, an FBI warning, and the Trump administration’s crackdown on Iranian nationals as context.
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Columnist Guy Benson expressed both concern and hope about AI, warning that U.S. regulatory hesitation could allow China to surpass the U.S. He criticized trusting either government or tech companies to regulate AI and cited Trump's 'whoever wins AI, wins' framing.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a CBS News interview that there is a '0% chance' AI will end the world by 2030, calling doomsday warnings overblown and irresponsible. He argued existing liability and cybersecurity laws are sufficient, aligning with President Trump's view that the AI industry does not need more guardrails.
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A Brooklyn Jewish comedian was falsely identified in viral videos as saying 'I support Israel' before an audience walked out of a Chicago comedy club. The clip was actually a prank bit, and the misinformation spread through outlets, social media, Alex Jones, and AI search tools, leading to antisemitic abuse and career concerns.
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The article previews a Trump-Xi meeting and frames AI chip competition as a central struggle over economic and military power. It casts America as the advanced-AI leader while depicting China and Huawei as aggressively working to reduce dependence on U.S. technology.
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The article argues that Flock license-plate-reading cameras are effective crime-fighting tools and that privacy or surveillance objections are overstated. It criticizes left-wing opposition and some Republican efforts to block the technology, citing safeguards and statistics on solved crimes.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore defended a 2025 AI partnership with Anthropic on CNN, rejecting regrets despite pushback within his party. He called for federal AI guardrails and criticized President Trump's 'AI Force' as an 'AI farce,' while the article notes his earlier enthusiasm for the deal.
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A review of Sharon Weinberger’s 'Valley of Death' chronicles how Elon Musk, Palantir, Anduril, and other private tech firms disrupted U.S. defense contracting by self-funding weapons and space technology. It treats the shift as a historic divide and raises concerns about private control of war technology and reliance on China.