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Make this my feedA tracker follows the rollout of the EU Digital Identity Wallet across all member states.
The FAA is expanding use of an AI tool to manage air traffic congestion across US airspace.
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Qatar and Turkiye have signed a mutual defence pact, deepening their security partnership.
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A report claims the Home Office is secretly embedding AI across tasks such as age determination of asylum seekers and border surveillance.

Pakistan's FBR digital invoicing requirements and their implications for ERP integration in businesses are outlined.
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The FAA is introducing digital air traffic control towers in Florida and Alaska, with some concerns raised about the systems.
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Western Australia Police are trialing live facial recognition to identify and arrest criminals, raising privacy concerns.
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Midterm voters are turning against AI data centers, a shift that signals risk for Big Tech.

An overview of how state and local governments are purchasing and deploying AI systems in 2026.
The article discusses writing verifiable requirements for public-sector web development projects.
Explains how DPIIT-recognised startups can use government tender relaxations when selling to the government.
A UK government consultation on a disposable vapes ban was flooded with machine-generated responses, with three-quarters of submissions judged to be AI-produced.
An investigation finds UK government ministers and officials met 137 businesses about AI datacentres but no environmental groups.
Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan is set to succeed Mike Johnson as the Republican minority leader in the US House.
Congress faces a government funding deadline that will shape its lame duck session, including expiring health care programs.
An argument that tech companies need accountability as they gain influence under the Trump administration.
Senator Josh Hawley reportedly backs a nationwide moratorium on data centers, as covered in a Politico live update.
An essay argues American voters are rejecting tech oligarchy and its political influence.
The European Commission opened a consultation on draft guidelines for trusted flaggers under the Digital Services Act.
The EU has sued IBM and partners in Estonia over repeated delays in building its Entry/Exit System border project.
Police watchdog warns facial recognition errors put ethnic minorities at risk of wrongful arrest.
Australia's High Court is hearing a challenge to the under-16s social media ban brought by Reddit and the Digital Freedom Project.
The OCC released its first examiner guide on AI, addressing agent autonomy and potential financial harm for banks.
A UK cyber chief warns of an unprecedented rise in cyberattacks in the coming months.
The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to block some California mail-in ballots.
The US FAA plans to phase out floppy disks from air traffic control systems by 2028.
Virginia and D.C. sue to block construction of a Trump arch, and a federal judge orders both sides to negotiate.
A Commonwealth Ombudsman report criticises an algorithm-based tool used by Labor for aged care, citing a lack of transparency.
New Zealanders will head to the polls on 7 November to elect a new government, with the race centred on two candidates named Chris.
The District of Columbia and Virginia have sued to block the planned triumphal arch, citing opposition from local governments over disruption.
French lawmakers approved a tax of 0.055 euros per gigabyte of internet traffic.
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Voting machines malfunction in New York's Westchester County during the US midterm elections.
ChatGPT is reported to be giving voters misinformation about fake candidates and wrong election information ahead of the midterms.
Fake QR code stickers placed on parking signs are becoming a national problem for police and cities.
The UK has appointed a special representative for climate security, with Madeleine Alessandri, chair of the joint intelligence committee, named in an exclusive report.
The Israeli army is reportedly discussing purchasing humanoid robots from Future Industries for use in Gaza tunnels.
A US top Democrat backs impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, saying he has to go.
South Africa's ANC has suffered its worst-ever local elections result, securing a sharply reduced share of the vote.
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