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Nasdaq has partnered with infrastructure provider Stablecore to merge traditional banking records with digital asset transaction monitoring within its Verafin compliance platform.
A growing wave of public opposition is pushing back against roadside automated license plate readers deployed by Flock Safety, utilizing public records requests, council votes, and technical audits.
An investigation by the Electronic Frontier Foundation shows law enforcement officers regularly bypass mandatory search justifications on Flock Safety's automated license plate reader network, entering joke terms and profanity while querying thousands of cameras.
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order establishing safeguards around automated license plate readers like Flock Safety cameras, citing constitutional and privacy concerns over location data.
South Korea is preparing the fifth flight of its indigenous Nuri rocket for October 2026, marking the nation's first deployment of an orbital microsatellite constellation.
Boston has ended its relationship with license-plate recognition startup Flock Safety after a vendor setting improperly shared city surveillance data across a nationwide police database in violation of contract terms.
Authorities in Wisconsin utilized a network of automated license plate readers to monitor a man's movements across state lines, leading to his arrest for marijuana possession.
Across the United States, communities are uniting in opposition to the development of new AI data centers, transcending traditional political divides.
Google's artificial intelligence division has experienced substantial leadership changes, reportedly influenced by a push for faster product development and ethical considerations within the company.
A federal court is weighing whether the government can ban Claude over military-use restrictions and public criticism without stronger proof.
The import restrictions focus largely on Chinese equipment that officials say could enable surveillance, remote control or cyberattacks.
