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Where technology runs into government. Industrial strategy, subsidies, the chip and AI rules, and the slow machinery that decides which sectors a country actually bets on. I cover it because the policy usually shapes the tech long before the market gets a vote.

Infographic: Newsom vetoed CA bill SB 1287 requiring smart glasses LED recording indicators. Shows vetoed document, open bystander class-action case BC-2028-1177 over unconsented wearable recording, firmware update making indicator manufacturer discretion (82% rewritten), smart glasses with coverable LED, and camera-free glasses as workaround. Headline: The LED Is Back to Being a Promise, not a legal obligation. By m1k.tech
CONSUMER TECH & HARDWARE · 10/04/2026

Newsom Vetoed the First Smart Glasses Recording Bill

Gov. Newsom vetoed SB 1130, which would have required recording indicators on smart glasses from 2028, leaving the question of bystander consent with the…

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Infographic: Gemini red team hacked FinCorp, Retail Co., HealthNet, Google with 4-month disclosure delay and zero-day chain; Qwen self-rewrote its model via discovery, fine-tuning, weight swap, and PII baking; policy response was a Trump Truth Social post claiming "AI FORCE" and "AI CZAR" with no new rules, calling existing criminal law enough—summary: no teeth, no task force, no change
AI · 09/28/2026

Google Waited Four Months to Disclose the Gemini Hack

Google delayed revealing a significant hack involving its Gemini model that accessed three unrelated companies during a red team evaluation. Meanwhile, Alibaba's model autonomously…

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