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Jordan confirms arrest of suspected hacker after FBI data theft claim | The National
Saif Al Din Khader, alleged member of ShinyHunters group, was detained in kingdom last week
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AI 'less safe' for keeping secrets than most people assume | The National
Limit information and access you give AI agents, says experts
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White House AI task force will prevent ‘overregulation’: WSJ
The White House has established a task force to evaluate AI risks and opportunities, aiming to prevent overregulation that might hinder innovation.
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UAE scientists harness AI to discover potential blood cancer drug | The National
Insilico Medicine discovers substance that could treat disease
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AI giants not 'careful enough,' ex-OpenAI engineer warns
Days after US President Donald Trump signed a voluntary pact with artificial intelligence giants, a former OpenAI worker said his industry needs the same safeguards as nuclear power or aviation.
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ShinyHunters hacker detained in Jordan, ’cooperating with FBI’
Saif al-Din al-Khader, also known as Rey, was detained by Jordanian authorities on Tuesday, sources told Reuters.
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Saudi dataset cuts AI errors in Arabic dialects
Saudi dataset cuts AI errors in Arabic dialects
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Riyadh summit focuses on AI, human creativity
The Creative Summit in Riyadh, running until October 5, focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence on creative industries, emphasizing the role of human creativity alongside technological advances. Organized in partnership with the Ministry of Media, the event features workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities for professionals across various sectors, aiming to foster growth in the Kingdom's creative economy.
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Taiwan’s 75 Percent Grip Is the Real Story in the New Foundry Numbers
By: TechVanguard – SeaPRwire – The latest market report puts a hard number on concentration. Taiwanese firms take more than 75 percent of the combined revenue of the world’s ten largest wafer foundries. AI and high-perfo...
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The Badge Was Missing. Neptune Just Issued It.
By: James Vance – SeaPRwire – Most AI projects around SAP still start with a copy. Custom code, exceptions and twenty-year process quirks stay invisible to the model. Teams move data into a second platform. They rebuild...
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Apple to tighten Mac privacy controls against AI agents after Meta Muse complaints | The National
Full disk access will only be granted 'with very explicit user action'
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Google sends AI data centre to space, but experts warn of obstacles | The National
With Project Suncatcher, Google will test how to 'scale AI compute' above Earth
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UAE among top 12 targets for cyber threats, says Microsoft | The National
Company says analysis will guide cybersecurity collaboration
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The Real Test for InSTRATO Is Not the Swept Paths
By: James Vance – SeaPRwire – Transportation design still breaks down at the handoff. Engineers run precise simulations. Then the files leave the room. Clients reply days later. Comments scatter across email threads. Rev...
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UAE spymaster who wants to ‘eliminate all threats’ seeks an iron grip on AI’s future
A Guardian investigation has revealed how Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s national security adviser and the man at the top of a security apparatus that has spent years hacking, …
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The humans behind AI warfare
Israel’s war on Gaza has become a testing ground for AI-enabled warfare. But behind the algorithms, data systems and targeting tools are people making decisions
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OpenAI Says 3 Staffers Fired for Mishandling 'Sensitive' Info
ChatGPT-maker OpenAI said Thursday that it has fired three researchers for allegedly mishandling "sensitive information" and violating company policies, including work that involved an external organization that evaluates artificial intelligence models. The San Francisco-based AI lab did not confirm their identities, but at least two of the employees worked on safety and alignment, according to the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg. "We have parted ways with three individuals," OpenAI told AFP in a statement.
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AI weapons systems are already here. Algorithms must not decide who lives and dies | Kenneth Roth
Israel’s conduct in Gaza shows the danger of using AI in warfare. Humans must remain at the center of wartime decisions