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Pope Leo Says Decisions Over Human Life Must Never Be Left to AI

Pope Leo XIV says decisions on life, freedom and the use of force must stay under human oversight, and backs a ban on lethal autonomous weapons.

Casar and Waters Lead House Democrats Against Any AI Bubble Bailout

A House Democratic resolution opposes any AI bubble bailout by the Fed, Treasury or FDIC, backing bankruptcy for failed firms and help for workers.

High Court Backs Ofcom Over Meta, X and TikTok Information Notices

The High Court has upheld Ofcom information notices to Meta, X and TikTok under the Online Safety Act, finding the firms' evidence of burden too thin.

UK Watchdog Opens Competition Case Over Meta’s Terms for Publishers

The CMA Meta investigation will test whether Meta's terms let it use UK publishers' content for its AI features without a choice. No breach is found yet.

Russian Home Goods Chain Poryadok Shuts Stores After Hacker Attack

Poryadok, a Russian home goods chain, says a hacker attack is behind days of closed stores, delayed orders and missing loyalty bonuses. No timeline yet.

ESET Says a Belarus-Aligned Group Deployed a Wiper at a Ukrainian Firm

ESET APT Activity Report: a Belarus-aligned group ran its first documented wiper attack, on a Ukrainian manufacturer, as Iran-aligned groups return.

GM to Pay $220m to Settle 36 States’ Claims It Sold Driver Data

GM will pay $220m to settle claims by 36 attorneys general that it sold Smart Driver data to brokers for insurers, and must get drivers' express consent.

FCC Proposes 482 MHz More Spectrum for Satellite-to-Phone Service

The FCC is seeking comment on expanding satellite-to-phone service from five to 13 cellular bands, adding 482 MHz. It is a proposal, not a final rule.

FCC Opens 50 MHz of 800 MHz Cellular Spectrum to Drones

The FCC has voted 3-0 to lift a 1991 airborne ban so drones can use 50 MHz of the 800 MHz cellular band. Phones on planes and FAA rules stay as they are.

Bank of England Consults to 12 February on Tokenised CCP Collateral

The Bank of England says current rules let UK clearing houses take tokenised collateral such as tokenised gilts, and is consulting until 12 February.

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