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- 1Epic used AI to uncover security flaws risking patient health records▼Epic used AI to find potential security flaws that could expose patient health records
Epic Systems, one of the largest US electronic health record vendors, used artificial intelligence to identify potential security vulnerabilities that could have exposed patient health data. The company says the AI-driven review surfaced flaws before they could be exploited. The move highlights growing use of AI both to defend and potentially attack sensitive medical systems.
- 2Universal Epic Universe adds floating solar installation▼Universal Epic Universe integrates floating solar system
Universal's Epic Universe theme park in Orlando has integrated a floating solar system into its operations, according to a report by Blooloop. The installation puts solar panels on a body of water at the resort, a design that can save land space and improve panel efficiency. It marks another sustainability move by a major theme park operator as attractions face growing pressure to cut energy use.
- 3System Shock 2 Remaster Free on Epic Games Store●System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster - Free on Epic Games Store Until October 8, 2026 https:// store.epicgames.com/
Epic Games Store is giving away System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster for free on PC. Players can claim the classic sci-fi horror shooter remaster at no cost, with the offer running until October 8, 2026. Gamers are sharing the deal across social media, encouraging others to grab the title while it remains available.
- 4EPIC Urges NYC Council to Act on AI Harms▼EPIC to NYC Council: Address the AI Harms Already Affecting New Yorkers
The Electronic Privacy Information Center is calling on the New York City Council to take action against harms from artificial intelligence that it says are already affecting New Yorkers. The advocacy group's message urges lawmakers to address the real-world impacts of AI systems rather than focus only on future risks, adding to growing pressure on city officials to regulate the technology.