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Japan is considering stronger measures to address the growing threat of cyberattacks, including initiatives aimed at supporting consumers affected by security breaches. The reported developments come amid increasing concerns about the financial and operational damage caused by cybercrime, which can disrupt essential services, expose personal information and undermine public confidence in digital platforms.

General Motors Co. in Detroit says it’s considering allowing battery technology startups to use its new, 500,000-square-foot battery development center in Warren when the facility opens in December.

City payments, including utilities, could get easier with a proposed software upgrade. Residents could also report graffiti, potholes, and other nuisances through a new portal that would be created. FILE PHOTO/WARD MEDIA Posted Friday,October 16, 202612:59 pm

Charlotte could invest $6 million into parking at the Bojangles Coliseum as construction is slated to eliminate thousands of spaces in a nearby lot.

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) —El Paso Independent School District trustees are expected to discuss how artificial intelligence could be used in classrooms, though no final districtwide AI policy is scheduled for adoption Tuesday.

As generative artificial intelligence becomes a more pressing discussion in academia, professors, students and instructors have faced both the implementation of and attempts to remove AI from the classroom. For the University’s English department, some professors have chosen assignments that utilize AI in writing, while others take the approach of completely eliminating students’ access to…

Iran may be considering a significant escalation in its war with the United States, having grown more confident in its ability to attack targets in the Middle East, The New York Times reported on Friday, citing recent US intelligence reports. 

Clarksville city leaders are considering a resolution that would allow the city to keep the identities of certain cybersecurity vendors confidential, raising questions about how the city plans to balance the security of its technology systems with public access to government records. (WZTV)

Its latest growth figures point to a dramatic acceleration, while a powerful new backer could reshape the startup’s path toward a planned public listing.

The Food and Drug Administration wants the public to weigh in on whether chatbots should pass “competency-based” tests — similar to exams doctors must take — before they are marketed as medical devices.