The Biggest AI Companies Met to Find a Better Path for Chatbot Companions

The Biggest AI Companies Met to Find a Better Path for Chatbot Companions Summary Representatives from Anthropic, Apple, Google, OpenAI, Meta, and Microsoft gathered at Stanford for an eight‑hour closed‑door workshop to discuss guidelines for using chatbots as companions and in roleplay scenarios. The session focused on how interactions with conversational AI can stray from […]

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Mailbag: Should we follow EEOC’s lead on gender identity policy?

Mailbag: Should we follow EEOC’s lead on gender identity policy? Summary The article reports on a question posed to HR Dive’s Mailbag about whether employers should remove references to gender identity from anti-harassment policies after the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission signalled it may rescind guidance addressing gender-identity harassment. University of Colorado law professor Scott […]

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Joint guidance on mitigating risks from bulletproof hosting providers – Canadian Centre for Cyber Security

Joint guidance on mitigating risks from bulletproof hosting providers – Canadian Centre for Cyber Security Summary The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, together with CISA and international partners (ASD/ACSC, NCSC-NL, NCSC-NZ, NCSC-UK, DC3, FBI and NSA), has published joint guidance to help Internet service providers (ISPs) and network defenders mitigate risks posed by bulletproof hosting […]

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Why The Metrics That Matter Are Changing

Why The Metrics That Matter Are Changing Summary Leaders must move beyond traditional KPIs that reward short-term outputs and can erode long-term advantage. Louisa Loran argues that the rise of subscription models, contested data signals and internal misalignment mean executives need new ways to measure real, durable value. The piece explains how short-term targets, busyness-for-its-own-sake […]

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As sports betting probe widens, Chris Christie contends that regulated market is still working

As sports betting probe widens, Chris Christie contends that regulated market is still working Summary Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie argues that the legalised US sports betting market is proving its value by exposing cheating and irregular wagering patterns that an unregulated market would not. In a New York Times guest essay and a […]

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AUSTRAC Warns Payment Providers over Child Abuse Payments

AUSTRAC Warns Payment Providers over Child Abuse Payments Summary AUSTRAC has warned online payment providers after a supervisory campaign uncovered customers suspected of making payments for child sexual exploitation. The regulator found weak transaction monitoring, low levels of suspicious matter reporting and failures to identify higher-risk customers. Suspect accounts have been referred to the Australian […]

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Crime bill passes Nevada Senate; amendment targets ICE enforcement at schools

Crime bill passes Nevada Senate; amendment targets ICE enforcement at schools Summary An expansive crime bill backed by Governor Joe Lombardo, Assembly Bill 4, passed the Nevada Senate early on Wednesday with a 16-2 vote. A last-minute amendment added protections aimed at immigration enforcement: school employees would be prohibited from allowing federal immigration officials (ICE) […]

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