
Harvard Adopts Dual-Track AI Policy for Coursework
Top university signals shift toward monitored exams while eliminating at-home assignments as graded work, establishing framework other institutions may follow.
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Top university signals shift toward monitored exams while eliminating at-home assignments as graded work, establishing framework other institutions may follow.

Legislation would impose criminal penalties for developing superintelligent AI and establish federal safety oversight before advancing frontier research.

Flock Safety's new conversational search system lets officers query vehicles by location, time, and driving behavior, raising fresh surveillance concerns.

A federal judge rejected forced divestiture, opting for behavioral remedies that could reshape how AI-powered ad systems compete and share data.

Former president warns communities opposing server facilities risk economic stagnation as AI infrastructure becomes central to national competitiveness.

Researcher argues AI systems need human-in-the-loop controllers after 700-agent OpenAI testing revealed automation risks.

A landmark case highlights the dangers of using large language models for specialized professional advice without expert oversight.

Commerce Department moves to block Chinese firms from renting GPU computing power through overseas data centers, closing a major loophole in export controls.

Open-source software exemption sidesteps compliance burden for GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache projects.

A coalition of 29 state attorneys general is negotiating with Meta over algorithmic design practices accused of harming adolescent users.

Regulatory shift could accelerate AI infrastructure expansion by reducing public oversight of diesel emissions from hyperscale facilities.

The 825 million euro penalty highlights regulatory backlash against automated decision-making systems that affect people's livelihoods without meaningful human review.

Academics warn that current fairness metrics may obscure systemic discrimination in algorithmic systems without examining underlying power dynamics.

Surveillance vendor's new search capability undermines years of assurances that its camera network cannot identify individuals.

Security researchers question whether the device's visual warning system adequately protects bystanders from covert video capture.

A key witness claims Instagram's teen protection features were intentionally designed with inherent limitations, raising questions about AI safety standards.

Regulators consider new standards requiring generative AI systems to demonstrate clinical competence before deployment in healthcare settings.

A security checklist for deploying LLMs without exposing sensitive data or compromising model behavior