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  • How Hackers Used Fake Job Interviews and AI to Steal $6.3 Billion
  • Google Tells Schools: Accept AI or Lose Search
  • Massive DHS Data Leak Exposes Workers and Sensitive Surveillance Programs
  • Can Artificial Intelligence Restore Orson Welles’s Lost Masterpiece?
  • Proponents of AI see it as the next revolution for the global economy, but won’t come cheap
  • States Take OpenAI to Court: Can Chatbots Be Held Accountable for Harm?
  • AI Uncovers Critical PHP Security Flaws Threatening Millions of Websites
  • Millions lose access to Facebook, Security Systems Turn Against Their Users
  • Your Smart Doorbell May Be Watching More Than You Think
  • AI industry insiders voice alarms
  • ChatGPT for Teens doesn’t do enough to protect users
  • Microsoft, Nvidia unveil new AI laptop
  • Tokyo court grants legal protection to human voices in AI clone case
  • China’s EV makers can charge cars in 5 minutes. The U.S. is far behind
  • Why Anthropic and OpenAI sound the alarm on AI safety — and seek to shape how it’s controlled?
  • How seriously should we take the warn that AI could kill all humans?
  • I don’t see any step up in the risk of human extinction from AI

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  • Data Centers Were on the Ballot. American Voters Rejected Them.
  • How Hackers Used Fake Job Interviews and AI to Steal $6.3 Billion
  • Google Tells Schools: Accept AI or Lose Search
  • Massive DHS Data Leak Exposes Workers and Sensitive Surveillance Programs
  • Can Artificial Intelligence Restore Orson Welles’s Lost Masterpiece?
  • Proponents of AI see it as the next revolution for the global economy, but won’t come cheap
  • States Take OpenAI to Court: Can Chatbots Be Held Accountable for Harm?
  • AI Uncovers Critical PHP Security Flaws Threatening Millions of Websites
  • Millions lose access to Facebook, Security Systems Turn Against Their Users
  • Your Smart Doorbell May Be Watching More Than You Think
  • AI industry insiders voice alarms
  • ChatGPT for Teens doesn’t do enough to protect users
  • Microsoft, Nvidia unveil new AI laptop
  • Tokyo court grants legal protection to human voices in AI clone case
  • China’s EV makers can charge cars in 5 minutes. The U.S. is far behind
  • Why Anthropic and OpenAI sound the alarm on AI safety — and seek to shape how it’s controlled?
  • How seriously should we take the warn that AI could kill all humans?
  • I don’t see any step up in the risk of human extinction from AI

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Chinese electric vehicles’ ultrafast charging is only getting faster. Geely Auto unveiled technology that can charge an electric vehicle battery from 10% to 70% in just 4.5 minutes, a leap…

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You apply for a loan. The answer comes back: No. Perhaps you wanted to buy a car. Maybe you applied for a credit card, needed money to start a small…

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The trail of our lives left by our transactions. Your bank knows how much money you have. That is obvious. What is less obvious is how much your financial transactions…

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Artificial intelligence is usually presented as a technology that will transform the future. But one of its most useful applications may be considerably less glamorous: helping you figure out where…

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