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Two more sheriff’s deputies in the Atlanta metro area were arrested for allegedly misusing Cherokee County’s license plate reader system. (WSB-TV)
Federal lawmakers are still interested in narrowing states’ ability to regulate AI. A broader measure failed after reaching the U.S. Senate last year. (Axios / MeriTalk)
The Sixth Circuit unblocked, for now, an Ohio law requiring social media platforms to verify age and get parental consent for users under 16. (Courthouse News / Opinion)
AI use inside the Pentagon is surging, according to officials. (Fortune)
AI regulation has increasingly become a high-dollar election-spending issue. (The Guardian)
Federal prosecutors announced the first use of the TAKE IT DOWN Act to target websites distributing sexually explicit, nonconsensual deepfakes. (BleepingComputer)
Sacramento deputies used a drone to remove a knife from an armed suspect’s hand. (SFGATE)
“That video is fake” is becoming an easier argument to make in the era of deepfakes. (Police1)
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