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Facing a ‘Regulatory Void’ on AI, New York City Lawmakers Force Tech Execs To Discuss Limits

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By Jennifer Doherty Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
National All 51 members of New York City Council convened to grill whistleblowers and artificial intelligence executives about measures to protect the city, including a potential kill switch and liability for the companies developing the agents. Former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon told New York City Council it is 'more likely than not that humanity loses control to AI' in his testimony on October 5, 2026.
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Newly Appointed To Oversee the Cornell Rape Case, Letitia James Appears To Have Already Decided Who’s Guilty

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By Jennifer Doherty Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
National In a Facebook post before Governor Hochul put her on the investigation, the state Attorney General declared ‘what this young woman has been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable.’ A student walks past Cornell Police headquarters on the Cornell University campus on September 30, 2026, at Ithaca, New York.
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City Demands Columbia ‘Immediately’ Reopen Gates Closed Amid Pro-Palestine Protests as October 7 Anniversary Approaches

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By Jennifer Doherty Verified
| The New York Sun Verified
National The Mamdani administration has reversed the city’s prior support for the university’s security policy, threatening to launch its own lawsuit if the university doesn’t reopen its campus to the public in time for opposing commemorations of the deadly date. Student protesters at Columbia University at New York in April 2024.
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