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Tech News Digest: Data Privacy, AI Infrastructure, and Self-Improving Systems

Data Privacy Under Scrutiny An investigation reveals that Alpharetta, Georgia's police department shares automatic license plate reader data with a network of more than 2,000 organizations, including federal agencies and wildlife commissions, highlighting the rapid expansion of surveillance infrastructure. Read more: How an Atlanta Suburb Ended Up

Pope Leo XIV Raises Ethical Alarm on AI Decision-Making in Human Life

Pope Leo XIV has issued a cautionary statement warning that artificial intelligence should not be entrusted with decisions that fundamentally affect human life. The remarks address growing concerns about AI systems increasingly being used in domains with significant consequences for individuals, from medical triage to legal determinations. The pontiff emphasized

OpenAI Ends Model Partnership with Cursor Following SpaceX Acquisition

OpenAI has announced its decision to terminate its contract with Cursor, the AI-powered code editor developed by Anysphere. The termination comes in response to Cursor's recent acquisition by SpaceX, the aerospace company founded by Elon Musk. The decision represents a notable development in the AI industry landscape. OpenAI

Arizona Supreme Court Approves Limited Use of AI in Courtrooms

The Arizona Supreme Court has rejected a proposed ban on artificial intelligence (AI) within the state's court system. Instead, the court has opted to "test it and watch closely," indicating a willingness to explore the integration of AI technologies while maintaining a vigilant oversight. This decision

Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Launch Set for August 30, 2026

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a significant upcoming mission for NASA, is slated for launch on August 30, 2026. The launch event will take place in Florida and will be available for live broadcast. The Roman Space Telescope is designed to investigate dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets. It

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Lawmakers Demand Criminal Investigation of Health Secretary Over Alleged Senate Testimony

A coalition of lawmakers is pressing for a criminal investigation into Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., alleging he made false statements during Senate testimony. According to congressional sources, the bipartisan group of senators has formally requested a Department of Justice inquiry, claiming Kennedy provided misleading information

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Anthropic Researchers Demonstrate Automated Self-Improvement in AI Systems

Researchers at Anthropic have published work demonstrating that AI systems can autonomously improve their behavior across a range of alignment-related benchmarks. In experiments using 10 distinct benchmarks measuring specific misaligned behaviors, automated systems successfully improved performance on every benchmark without degrading general capability. The research addresses a longstanding challenge in