The factories are fashionable in defense technology: Anduril announced a “mega -expense” of one billion dollars in Ohio earlier this year, while Saronic said last month that he is planning his own factory to produce mass autonomous war wars. Now, Anduril is considering building a factory in the United Kingdom as it expands beyond defense […]
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Rostislav Panev, a 51 -year -old Russian double and Israeli who is accused of being a key developer of the notorious Ransomware Lockbit gang, has been extradited from Israel to the United States, the Department of Justice. announced Thursday. Panev was arrested in Israel in December 2024, becoming the third person arrested for his role
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We all know that headphones can be bad for audition if you listen to too strong sounds in the vicinity of their ears. But a BBC report He suggests that a new health scare could be emerging around the noise cancellation feature that is very popular in modern headphones. The article considers whether the technology
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The European Union has denied that recent movements to overcome some planned technological regulation, mainly abandoning the IA Responsibility Directive, a 2022 bill that had aimed to facilitate that consumers demand for damages caused by enabled products For the AI and Services: They were made in response to the pressure of the Trump administration to
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Amazon has suspended testing of its delivery drones following an accident involving two of its models. according to Bloomberg. It’s the latest setback for Amazon’s embattled Prime Air program, which aims to deliver about 500 million packages a year to customers by the end of the decade. Bloomberg reports that two Amazon drones crashed in
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Ilya Sutskever, co-founder of OpenAI speak on a variety of topics at NeurIPS, the annual AI conference, on Friday afternoon before accepting an award for his contributions to the field. Sutskever gave his predictions for a “superintelligent” AI, an AI more capable than humans at many tasks, which he believes will be achieved at some
X’s former senior policy chief accepted a job at Tools for Humanity, the company building the technology to support the World Network (formerly Worldcoin). Nick Pickles, previously head of global affairs at Elon Musk’s social media platform X, will serve as chief policy officer at Tools for Humanity, which OpenAI CEO Sam Altman co-founded five
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OpenAI reportedly plans to launch its next frontier AI model, codenamed Orion within the company, by December this year. The edge reported on Thursday. Unlike previous releases, the company plans to roll out the model gradually to trusted partners before a broader rollout through ChatGPT. An OpenAI spokesperson tells britcommerce that the report is not
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AI pioneer Yann LeCun doesn’t believe artificial intelligence is really about to become intelligent. LeCun, professor at New York University, principal investigator of Meta and winner of the prestigious AM Turning Award – has been open about his skepticism before, e.g. tweeting that before we worry about controlling superintelligent AI, “we need to have the
In August, a Russian warlord posted a video on Telegram showing a pair of Cybertrucks patrolling a highway in Chechnya, apparently armed with heavy machine guns. Leaving aside the (for now) unanswered questions about how the vehicles were obtained, Wired thought it was worth investigating whether a Cybertruck really it makes sense as “technical,” the
