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  1. COMMENTARY · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) ·

    Developing An Executive Cybersecurity Strategy When Director Duties Extend To The Home Router

    Cybersecurity strategies for executives are increasingly complex as their personal digital lives intersect with corporate responsibilities. Traditional corporate security measures often fail to account for risks originating from personal devices and home networks used for business. This gap creates significant unowned risks for directors, who may face personal liability due to evolving regulations in regions like the US and Australia. AI

    Developing An Executive Cybersecurity Strategy When Director Duties Extend To The Home Router

    IMPACT Highlights the growing need for robust cybersecurity strategies that account for the intersection of personal and professional digital lives, particularly relevant for AI governance.

  2. RESEARCH · MIT Technology Review English(EN) · · [3 sources]

    Tech researchers are suing the Trump administration over the future of online safety

    A coalition of technology researchers is suing the Trump administration, alleging that a new immigration policy is being used to suppress free speech and hinder online safety research. The lawsuit, filed by the Coalition for Independent Technology Research (CITR), argues that the administration's visa restriction policy unconstitutionally targets foreign-born researchers studying content moderation and disinformation. The researchers' legal team contends that this policy creates a chilling effect, preventing vital work on the societal impacts of technology and AI. The government, however, argues the policy targets conduct that facilitates foreign censorship, not speech itself. AI

    IMPACT This lawsuit could impact the public's understanding of AI risks and the ability of researchers to study technology's societal effects.