Attacks on Sam Altman, including the recent Molotov cocktail and gunfire attack within days, highlight an escalation in anti-AI sentiment, with authorities uncovering a "kill list" of tech executives tied to extremist fears about AI-driven extinction. Experts warn this reflects
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French Senate Creates Algorithmic Presumption of Guilt for AI Copyright
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The French Senate has just invented algorithmic presumption of guilt. If an AI produces something that resembles a work, it is presumed guilty of having used it. Up to it to prove otherwise. With datasets of billions of texts: good luck. Who is penalized? Not OpenAI. Not
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Democratic Governance Versus Centralized Control in AI Systems
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or you allow democratic votes without having single people deciding what goes through and what doesnt
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Automated Authorization Systems and Administrative Digitalization Concerns
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si c'est pareil que l'application covid avec les auto certificat et les auto autorisation de sortie. Oui c'est rapide…
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Cypherpunk debates freezing Satoshi’s bitcoin holdings
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Didn't expect to see a cypherpunk say we should freeze Satoshi's coins. Interesting.
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India’s Responsible AI Health Governance Workshop Brings Leaders Together
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The Discovery Workshop on Responsible AI in Health will bring together leaders from government, healthcare, academia and industry to shape India’s AI governance journey. Co-organised by ICMR-NIRDH, IndiaAI and HealthAI, the workshop aims at holding meaningful dialogue on
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Scientific Publishing Data Governance and Privacy in Focus
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Trust in scientific publishing depends on how user data is handled. A series of workshops between DEAL and Elsevier created space for a structured, outcome-focused discussion on data use, governance, and privacy in scientific publishing.
— Catherine Adenle (@CatherineAdenle) 15 avril 2026
Read more: https://t.co/asqG62gmql#data… pic.twitter.com/pP2VIPA6nLTrust in scientific publishing depends on how user data is handled. A series of workshops between DEAL and Elsevier created space for a structured, outcome-focused discussion on data use, governance, and privacy in scientific publishing.
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SynthID Watermarking AI-Generated Music Identification and Transparency
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There is also a big question around AI transparency. This system includes SynthID. An imperceptible watermark embedded in the audio. That means AI-generated music can still be identified later. As generative media scales, provenance like this becomes critical.
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Apple notification preview storage privacy concern
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Hi, this is actually not what we’re asking. We know why—it’s because Apple stores notification previews in an iOS database for what’s in our opinion much too long. We are asking Apple to change this. Would you mind deleting to forestall more confusion? Thank you!
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Quantum Computing Threat: Harvest-Now, Decrypt-Later Attacks
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Adversaries are already collecting encrypted data today, betting they can decrypt it once sufficiently powerful quantum systems arrive. This is called "harvest-now, decrypt-later." And it's happening right now. Here's why no industry is exempt from what's coming: