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AI coverage on Europa Now: models, rules and what European teams actually do with both.
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TikTok CEO Predicts AI Will Unlock Scientific Breakthroughs Within Years
Shou Chew told an audience in Singapore that artificial intelligence will drive major advances in physics, biotech, chemistry and materials science over the next two to three years, while cautioning that the technology carries real cybersecurity risks.
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Japan declares cyber emergency as sophisticated attacks breach millions of customer records
A surge of coordinated cyberattacks across Japan has compromised data from millions of citizens, prompting the government to issue urgent security directives to public agencies and private firms.
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Nvidia explores acquisition or deeper investment in Reflection AI, FT reports
The chip giant is considering multiple paths forward with the US-based open-weight model developer, from an acqui-hire structure to additional funding rounds, according to sources cited by the Financial Times.
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Nadella: Treat AI Models Like Security Threats, Not Trusted Tools
Microsoft's chief executive argues companies must assume their AI systems could be compromised and implement strict containment measures, including emergency shutdown capabilities and tamper-proof audit trails.
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US Trade Body Investigates 20 Companies Over AI Server Power Patent Claims
Vicor alleges that major manufacturers including Foxconn and Luxshare are infringing its patent for power delivery systems in data-centre processors.
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Can AI Really Solve America's Fiscal Crisis? The Numbers Say No
A Guardian analysis challenges White House assumptions about artificial intelligence driving economic growth strong enough to address the nation's debt problem.
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Turkey enforces sweeping social media restrictions for minors starting November
From November 1, Turkish authorities will require platforms to verify user ages through state systems and block access for anyone under 15, with strict limitations imposed on teenage accounts.
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White House AI Safety Bet on Litigation Leaves Liability Questions Unanswered
The Trump administration is counting on lawsuit threats rather than regulation to police artificial intelligence companies, but legal experts warn that existing law may not clearly assign blame when autonomous agents cause harm.