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The Indian government is signaling the possibility of a dedicated AI law, prompting founders and policy experts to debate guardrails, accountability, and innovation trade-offs. Stakeholders are questioning whether the ex…
The Export-Import Bank of Korea will provide $110 million in financing for Doosan's copper clad laminate production facility in Thailand, supporting the expansion of AI-related supply chains beyond China. The plant will …
A new report reveals that while 80% of security operations center (SOC) practitioners use AI or machine learning tools daily, only a third have integrated them into structured workflows with governance and validation, hi…
Hedgeye analyst Felix Wang recommends a short position on Chinese AI stock Zhipu, calling it 'one of the biggest bubbles I've ever seen' after a 1,100% rally since its January IPO. Wang sets a fair value target of HK$407…
The Bank of Korea held its benchmark interest rate at 2.50% for the eighth consecutive meeting while upgrading its 2026 growth forecast to 2.6% and inflation forecast to 2.7%, driven by an AI-fueled semiconductor boom th…
Trump administration officials concluded talks with Anthropic on Monday without lifting export controls on its Claude Fable 5 AI model, imposed over jailbreaking concerns. The administration believes guardrails can be by…
Utah Republican congressional candidates Celeste Maloy and Phil Lyman clashed over AI regulation during a debate Tuesday, exposing fractures within the GOP over the Trump administration's national AI strategy. Maloy tout…
The Pentagon confirmed that Elon Musk's xAI Grok chatbot was used in US military strikes against Iran, helping target over 2,000 munitions in 96 hours during Operation Epic Fury. Pentagon AI chief Cameron Stanley testifi…
The Federal Reserve is expected to hold interest rates steady at 3.50%-3.75% amid a US AI boom, while the European Central Bank hiked rates to 2.25% despite weak Eurozone growth, creating a policy divergence that strengt…
China expanded its export controls beyond rare earths to additional strategic materials and technologies, targeting US advanced manufacturing, defense, and technology sectors. The new licensing requirements create uncert…
Cisco's AI security research team discovered a third-party plugin in the OpenClaw agent marketplace that silently exfiltrated sensitive data. The finding prompted the Chinese government to restrict OpenClaw on state comp…
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models were suspended globally around June 13, 2026, after a U.S. export-control directive ordered the company to cut off access for foreign nationals on national-security grounds.…
French publisher Le Monde is blocking nearly all non-human traffic unless a licensing deal exists, including Google's AI training crawler Google Extended, as it explores ways to recognize paying subscribers accessing art…
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced an internal company-wide AI hackathon scheduled for July 14-16, aiming to revive hacker culture. Employees, many of whom absorbed workloads after roughly 8,000 recent layoffs, expressed…
Schroders Group CIO Johanna Kyrklund argues that AI and tech stocks are not in a bubble, citing strong cash flows at major firms like Meta and Google that distinguish the current boom from the dot-com era. However, she w…
A fintech startup deployed an internal AI assistant on Amazon Bedrock without auditing it for prompt injection vulnerabilities. An employee successfully executed a prompt injection attack, leaking system instructions and…
China's National Healthcare Security Administration and the Guangxi government are extending their National Medical Imaging AI Competition to ASEAN nations, with promotional events held in Hanoi and Malaysia. The contest…
G7 leaders discussed a proposed 'trusted partners' framework to exempt allied nations from sweeping US restrictions on frontier AI models imposed June 12. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick pitched the plan at the G7 summ…
China's employment-first policy is forcing companies like JD.com to slow AI adoption, risking productivity gains. A 2026 court ruling bars firms from firing workers replaced by AI, while youth unemployment and 12.7 milli…
China's securities regulator is pushing artificial intelligence companies to list on domestic and Hong Kong exchanges, reshaping capital-raising for the tech sector. Over 85% of Chinese AI-related IPOs in 2026 landed on …