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Sam Altman, head of one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence firms, has finalized an agreement with the British government to assess the use of advanced AI systems in sectors such as justice, security, and education. The OpenAI CEO, whose company is valued at $300 billion and provides the

Recent findings reveal that Meta is displaying content on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads from groups supporting Israel that seek contributions for military gear, including drones and tactical equipment for Israeli army battalions. This activity appears to conflict with Meta’s advertising guidelines. One post on Facebook, still visible as of

UK Government May Retreat on Apple Encryption Demand Amid US Pressure Reports suggest that pressure from Washington may lead the UK government to soften its stance on requiring Apple to grant British authorities access to encrypted customer data. Earlier this year, the UK Home Office formally requested that Apple enable

A stealth bomber streaks across the dimming sky toward Iran. Meanwhile, in Tehran, a lone woman scatters food for stray cats among the debris left by recent airstrikes. At first glance, one might assume this is a dramatic reenactment of a recent geopolitical crisis—filmed quickly on location in the

A long-standing saying goes, *"On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog."* But soon in Australia, platforms like search engines, social media, app stores, and AI chatbots may be required to know whether users are of a certain age. New regulations set to take effect in December

Louis Vuitton Reports Data Breach Affecting UK Customers Louis Vuitton has confirmed that some of its UK customers' data was stolen in a cyberattack, marking the latest incident targeting a major retailer. The brand, owned by the French luxury group LVMH, stated that an unauthorized party gained access to