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OpenAI hires Jessica Schumer for senior policy role
OpenAI has hired Jessica Schumer for a senior policy role ahead of the midterms, aiming to influence state-level AI regulations.
India to Strengthen Coastal Security in Two Years
Amit Shah announced serious action to bolster India's coastal security over the next two years, urging Western states to lead implementation of new cr
G7 urges quantum-resistant encryption prep
The G7 is urging governments and businesses to start transitioning to quantum-resistant encryption to counter future quantum computer threats.
Gmail Verified Sender Program to Boost Political Email
Starting Sept. 8, 2026, Google's Gmail Verified Sender Program will allow qualifying U.S.
OpenAI Hires Schumer's Daughter for State AI Policy
OpenAI expands state-level AI policy team, hiring Senator Schumer's daughter among three new staffers.
UK peers push for exec liability in cyber bill
UK peers questioned why the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill lacks personal liability for senior executives, while the government defended fines up
EU-Africa Digital Cooperation Gains Strategic Focus
Africa's digital transformation is a strategic priority for the EU, with internet usage rising significantly from 2019 to 2024.
Microsoft Ends SSPR via Unregistered Contact Data
As of September 7, 2026, Microsoft Entra ID no longer uses unregistered directory contact data for self-service password reset, requiring users to reg
Meta to Pay Up to $18B in Settlement
Meta agreed in August to pay up to $18 billion to settle a case, highlighting the high cost of corporate actions.
Thailand halts datacenter builds for new rules
Thailand's National Economic and Social Development Council paused all datacenter constructions and approvals to develop appropriate regulations.
UN Urges Global Police Cooperation Against Cross-Border
The UN emphasizes that no police force can fight cross-border crime alone, urging stronger international cooperation as criminal networks exploit weak
Germany Approves $930M Arms Exports to Israel
Germany approved nearly €800 million in arms exports to Israel from January to June, per Der Spiegel, citing a government response to a parliamentary