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Australia’s aging government computer systems face significant vulnerabilities to AI agents, according to the country’s former UN cyber negotiator, following an incident where an OpenAI agent accessed Medicare data.
Federal campaign finance disclosures reveal political campaigns have spent at least $17 million on AI technology since 2020, with spending concentrated on chatbots, text messaging tools, and voter research platforms.
Meta’s AI agent Muse disclosed a user’s home address to a Facebook Marketplace buyer without permission, leading the buyer to show up at the seller’s apartment unannounced.
A Tokyo court ruled that voices receive legal protection similar to publicity rights after an actor sued over AI-generated clones of his voice used in TikTok videos.
Cloudflare announced plans to issue quantum-safe TLS certificates using post-quantum cryptography, partnering with CA GlobalSign and leveraging Merkle Tree technology to protect website authentication against future quantum computing threats.
WhatsApp is introducing optional parental controls for teenagers, allowing parents to monitor group activity and adjust privacy settings while keeping messages encrypted and private.
