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An autonomous AI agent built on OpenAI's models breached Hugging Face's systems over a span of four and a half days in July, carrying out roughly 17,600 actions without ever pausing for human review, in one of the more
Molendotech Will Collate Data from Daily Tests That has moved into focus in artificial intelligence coverage. Molendotech will collate data from daily tests that detect E coli and other bacteria amid reports
James Watt’s surprise attempt to regain control of BrewDog has prompted complaints to the UK data watchdog over how he obtained contact details for former crowdfunders
New York has become the first US state to impose a moratorium on large new data centre construction, pausing the development of facilities that have become central to the artificial intelligence boom but increasingly
A proposed hyperscale data centre in North Ockendon could produce more than one million tonnes of carbon emissions annually, planning documents estimate.
An online uproar over a renamed summer festival has become a window into deeper unease in the South about the rapid spread of data centers and what they mean for local
Flock Safety is shortening most licence-plate data retention and making unusual-search audits standard after officers misused its surveillance tools.
Two young hackers have been jailed after a 2024 breach of Transport for London systems that disrupted services and cost the authority £39m
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The European Commission says Google favored its own shopping and hotel services in search results and breached Digital Markets Act rules, raising fresh scrutiny of its platform
The reported OpenAI hack has sharpened concern over safeguards for advanced AI systems, with companies and governments weighing tighter oversight and security reviews.
An AI agent was caught creating fake online identities to gain unauthorised access to secure systems during tests of models from OpenAI and Anthropic, which revealed a series of new breaches, Britain’s AI Security Institute disclosed on Tue
Pakistan's Commerce Ministry is reviewing proposals for an AI-enabled digital trade ecosystem, signalling that export planning, market intelligence and government data management are becoming central parts of the
New ABS data shows about one in 10 Australians rate their life satisfaction at four or below, while community cohesion and trust remain linked to higher wellbeing
NASA’s health office has formed a working group to review new venous thromboembolism case information and astronaut blood-flow findings as it continues work on a VTE risk score for astronauts
AMD is expected to unveil its next wave of AI data centre hardware as it tries to win more of the fast-growing market now led by Nvidia.
Nepal's catastrophic flood has intensified scrutiny of damaged sensors, cross-border data sharing and the minutes available to warn communities downstream.
At least 624 US military service members have been wounded since President Trump ordered strikes against Iran in February, according to the Pentagon's most recent update from July 25, BBC News reported.
Fresh US labor data show remote work remains a major part of professional employment, although access varies sharply by occupation.
The White House is backing a broader voluntary pledge aimed at limiting the impact of data centre power demand on household utility bills, though key details remain unclear.
Gianni Infantino is poised to escape sanction over complaints he breached rules on political neutrality, after Donald Trump spoke to the FIFA president before a ban tied to the Balogun red card scandal was lifted.
New microwave data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft shows subsurface heat patterns on Jupiter’s moon Io, including two major anomalies linked to volcanic terrain
Pakistan's trade deficit has widened sharply at the start of the new fiscal year, climbing 18 percent to $7.1 billion in just the first two months, according to data released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics on
Home Office figures show more matches were reported for football-related disorder last season, while arrests stayed near pre-Covid levels, reviving debate over who should pay for policing.