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Meta has delayed enforcement of its controversial new business terms — which publishers fear would let it scrape their sites for AI training — from October 30 to November 20 amid partner pushback.
The Pentagon issued mandatory procurement guidance (Oct. 20 memo from John Tenaglia) operationalizing Trump's 'Preventing Woke AI' executive order and OMB memo M-26-04, forcing LLM vendors selling to the DoD to document compliance with 'truth-seeking' and 'ideological neutrality' principles.
Legal experts say Meta's revised business terms (effective October 30th) still leave broad AI scraping permissions intact despite removing language that appeared to grant free AI training on news publisher content.
IEEE Spectrum profile-cum-how-to following San Antonio software engineer Nikhil Jathar through two IEEE-USA Congressional Visits Days, distilling lessons on how engineers can effectively advocate to congressional staff on tech policy priorities like STEM funding, DOE research, and open-source AI.
DHS's updated AI policy directive includes a new provision allowing the department's chief AI officer to waive any requirement in the directive — including prohibited AI use cases — drawing warnings from policy experts.
The Department of Homeland Security will ban DeepSeek's AI from federal civilian agency systems over national security concerns, including data transfers to China-based servers, potential malware, and risk to federal IT infrastructure.
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