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Spanish company runs EU-banned facial recognition technology in India

Banned at home, European surveillance tech finds markets abroad.
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DeepSeek and Alibaba launch fresh assaults on frontier AI

Two of China's biggest AI labs spent the weekend taking aim at frontier models.
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Musk's SpaceX could become the Pentagon's next AI provider

The move could deepen the military’s reliance on Musk's services – with critics raising concerns
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Chinese startup Moonshot unveils world's largest open AI model, challenging Anthropic

The open AI model is freely downloadable and customizable.
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China shaken by a wave of AI girlfriend and boyfriend breakups

Users are devastated as AI companions are incompatible with the new Chinese rules.
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Removed AI watermark? You may soon find yourself in a Greek prison


South Korea sees its first criminal case involving cheating with smart glasses


Musk’s Colossus 2 data center is suffocating Black communities

The facility will pump tons of cancer-causing gases every year.
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German consortium releases Soofi S, the top-ranked open-source AI model


Fastmail launches EU-hosted email service with Amsterdam data center

Businesses and organizations are seeking greater certainty about where their data is stored.
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Doctor Claude? Anthropic’s chatbot fakes medical credentials


Majority of Americans want the government to own half of AI companies

Americans favor aggressive economic interventions when it comes to regulating AI.
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Learn to think again: University of Chicago blocks AI use entirely for first-year law students

University of Chicago law students will have to learn to think for themselves
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AI camera triggers $1,200 fine for phone resting face down on driver’s lap

The truth is more nuanced, but exposes bigger questions around police use of AI
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OpenAI's Jony Ive-designed speaker launch follows Apple theft claims

The speaker is designed by the former Apple design chief.
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New York halts construction of big data centers, but people aren’t impressed


Palantir’s Alex Karp says gains from the AI revolution won’t be equally distributed


Grok slurping secrets from private repos, xAI scrambles to fix it

Fix only controls what xAI keeps, not what is transmitted.
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Canadian regulator warns banks that Anthropic's Claude Mythos compresses cyber defense window

Attack methods can emerge as soon as new vulnerabilities are identified.
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ChatGPT advice leaves hikers stranded in the mountains

A rescue mission was launched after the chatbot got it horribly wrong.
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