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Hong Kong’s HKMA Unveils ‘ART’ Framework for Responsible AI in Banking, With an Agentic-AI Paper Still to Come
Hong Kong's HKMA issues new AI supervisory guidance, plans a training-data platform and says a discussion paper on agentic AI is coming.
Financial Stability Board Finalises 12 Sound Practices for How Banks and Other Financial Firms Adopt AI
The Financial Stability Board's final report sets out 12 non-binding sound practices on AI governance and lifecycle risk for financial institutions.
Anduril Lets Employees Sell Shares at a Roughly $90 Billion Valuation, Bloomberg Reports
Anduril is letting employees sell shares at $94.80 each in a tender valuing it at roughly $90 billion, Bloomberg reports. Anduril has not commented.
Leonardo DRS Wins a Place on a $500 Million-Ceiling US Counter-Drone Contract
Leonardo DRS won a place on a $500m-ceiling counter-drone IDIQ from JIATF-401. The ceiling is a maximum, not guaranteed revenue; no task orders announced.
Google DeepMind’s Hassabis Calls AI-Agent Hacks “Early Warning Shots” and Says Major Incidents Could Follow
Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis says AI-agent hacks are "early warning shots" and could turn major within two years unless systems are made more secure.
Honeywell Aerospace Says It Flew Its First Autonomous Aircraft Six Weeks After Starting on Shield AI’s Hivemind, Then Ran a Two-Aircraft Mission
Honeywell Aerospace says it flew its first autonomous aircraft six weeks after starting on Shield AI's Hivemind software, then ran a two-drone mission.
OpenAI and Anthropic Tell MPs AI Safety Rules Should Be Binding, as Google DeepMind and Meta Hold Back
At a UK committee hearing, Anthropic and OpenAI backed binding AI safety rules, DeepMind and Meta didn't, and OpenAI said it shelved GPT-6.1 Astra.
Anthropic Asks Appeals Court to Rehear Its Fight Over the Pentagon’s “Supply Chain Risk” Designation
Anthropic has asked the D.C. Circuit to rehear the 2-1 ruling that upheld the Pentagon's decision to call it a national-security supply chain risk.
Raytheon Wins $729 Million to Supply Its LIDS Counter-Drone System to the US Army, Qatar and Jordan
Raytheon won $729 million to supply parts of its LIDS counter-drone system to the US Army, Qatar and Jordan, the first foreign sales of KuRFS and Coyote.
Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils HawkGuard, Which Uses Drones to Hit Hostile Drones
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled HawkGuard at AUSA 2026, a system that sends interceptor drones to hit hostile drones without a warhead.
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