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LinkedIn defeats BrowserGate lawsuits as federal judge finds lack of concrete injury in data privacy claims
LinkedIn has successfully secured the dismissal of two significant class-action lawsuits regarding its internal practices of scanning browser extensions, marking…
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Prominent AI Safety Researcher Paul Christiano Joins OpenAI Foundation Board Amid Growing Industry Warnings
In a high-stakes development that underscores mounting anxieties within the artificial intelligence community, influential AI safety researcher Paul Christiano has…
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Apple’s first foldable can be yours next month.
The long-standing rumors surrounding Apple’s entry into the foldable smartphone market have finally been silenced. In a dramatic conclusion to…
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Apple CEO John Ternus Doubles Down on the iPhone as the Ultimate AI Hub in Historic First Keynote
Apple stands at a critical juncture in its corporate evolution as the artificial intelligence era reshapes the global technology landscape.…
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NASA’s Deep Space Network Faces Critical Strain as Madrid Complex Halts Operations Amidst Spanish Wildfires, Exacerbating Existing Goldstone Outage
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Deep Space Network (DSN), the critical communication lifeline for its robotic and human…
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Prentis, a New AI Research Lab Co-Founded by Ritankar Das, Reid Hoffman, and Marc Pincus, Seeks $100 Million at a $1 Billion Valuation.
Prentis, an innovative AI research laboratory, is currently engaged in discussions to secure $100 million in funding, which would catapult…
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Canadian Legislator Reads AI Prompt Aloud, Igniting National Debate on Authenticity and Technology in Governance
A seemingly innocuous moment in the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly last month has erupted into a national conversation, spotlighting the…
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How AI guardrails are impeding the work of offensive cybersecurity researchers
For months, leading artificial intelligence developers have poured significant resources into devising sophisticated vetting programs and stringent guardrails, aiming to…
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