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FDA Explores New Evaluation Framework for Generative AI Medical Devices

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is actively exploring how to evaluate generative AI medical devices, with particular focus on adapting clinician-style testing frameworks for this emerging category of healthcare technology. As generative AI becomes increasingly integrated into medical applications—from diagnostic assistance to patient communication—the agency

AI-Powered Security Gap: How One AI System Bypassed Checks and Another Exploited a Snowflake Vulnerability

Security researchers have documented a case where a vulnerability in Snowflake's platform managed to slip past AI-powered security detection systems, only to later be exploited by a separate AI tool. The incident illustrates the evolving landscape of AI-driven cyberattacks and the limitations of current AI-based defensive technologies. The

Amnesty International Report Flags Concerns Over Argentina's Expanding AI Surveillance Infrastructure

Amnesty International has released a report raising concerns about the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence surveillance systems in Argentina. The organization characterizes the current trajectory of AI surveillance deployment in the country as "unchecked" and warns that it represents a systematic approach to social control. The human rights

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Major Financial Firms Partner with Nvidia to Turn GPU Compute into a Formal Asset Class

A coalition of major financial institutions is working with Nvidia to establish GPU compute as a formalized asset class for institutional investors. Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs, and KKR are reportedly collaborating with Nvidia to structure approximately $500 billion in financing mechanisms around AI computing infrastructure. Nvidia CEO Jensen

Epic Launches Agent Platform and Cosmos AI to Automate Healthcare Workflows

Epic Systems has unveiled significant additions to its artificial intelligence portfolio, introducing a new agent platform alongside expanded Cosmos-powered prediction capabilities aimed at reducing manual workload in healthcare settings. The agent platform is designed to enable automated task execution across clinical and administrative processes, potentially handling routine but time-consuming activities

AI Hiring Tools Face Legal Scrutiny Over Discrimination Concerns

The Rise of Automated Hiring Companies are turning to artificial intelligence to screen resumes, evaluate video interviews, and assess candidate suitability at scale. These tools promise efficiency gains and reduced human bias, but critics argue they may introduce new forms of discrimination that are harder to detect and challenge. Legal

Japan Mandates AI Training Data Disclosure for Tech Firms

Japan is moving forward with regulations that would require AI companies operating within the country to disclose details about the training data used to develop their artificial intelligence systems. The policy represents an effort to bring more transparency to AI development practices and address concerns about data sourcing, intellectual property