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Ukraine strikes Russian refineries deep into the country
At least 10 people died in Russian attacks across Ukraine overnight according to local authorities. Strikes occurred in the regions of Sumy, Odessa and Kyiv. More details with FRANCE 24 correspondent in Kharkiv, Emmanuelle Chaze.
China confirms 2 deaths in Scarborough Shoal crash during Philippine ship chase
China honoured two coastguard personnel who died in a vessel collision in the South China Sea last year, state media reported on Thursday, marking the first official confirmation that the incident resulted in fatalities. The People’s Armed Police (PAP) on Thursday announced the latest recipients...
Why do Latinos work for ICE?
Half of border agents are Latino, and they are part of a long history of Hispanic support for – and enforcement of – harsh immigration policies Since Trump’s return to power, more than 60 people have died at the hands of or in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) , including t...
I added a real-time chat to my blog, people used it to attack me
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James Gray Says AI Is ‘Worthless’ and Young People Won’t Stand for It: They ‘Have a Real Hunger for Interesting, Honest Stuff’
Over 30 years into his career, James Gray isn’t following any trends. And he’s not about to start now. “This idea that we’re supposed to always try to be ‘new’… That doesn’t really mean anything.
Google may spend $1.5bn on a 35-person startup to catch up on AI coding
Google wants its AI to code better. It may have found a shortcut, and it runs through a startup of about 35 people. The company is in talks with Mechanize, a San Francisco startup that trains AI agents to write software, Business Insider reported.
The Death of Romance
More and more young people are giving up on love.
Should Researchers Write Papers for AI Instead of People?
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Google is expanding its AI empire – and losing the people who built it
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I've worked in the US, Europe, and Korea. The biggest difference is how people approach innovation.
Intel Foundry's lead tech researcher Myung-hee Na says one lesson from working across regions is what really strengthens innovation.
Reform to unveil controversial plan to fine firms and jail bosses who employ illegal workers – UK politics live
Reform say employers would be held responsible even if they were unaware of the worker’s immigration status Kemi Badenoch described Reform UK as “woke” as she again ruled out a deal with Nigel Farage’s party. The Conservative leader told the Political Currency podcast she would make no pact with...
Thousands of young people missing out on money they don't know about
People aged between 18 and 23 may have thousands in unclaimed government accounts.
How OpenAI Is Capturing Most Valuable Moment in Healthcare
OpenAI is capitalizing on the moment people seek health guidance—before they ever reach a clinic.
Assam floods crisis deepens: 1.6 lakh people affected across 14 districts, death toll rises to 95
Assam's flood death toll has climbed to ninety-five, with over 1. 6 lakh people affected. Six more deaths were reported on Wednesday, primarily in Sivasagar district.
Immich vs Google Photos: Why Self-Hosting Your Photo Library Wins in 2026
Immich is the better choice if you own a machine that stays powered on and you care where your photos live. It gives you the parts of Google Photos people actually use every day, mobile auto backup, face grouping, map view, albums and shared links, without a storage meter that raises your bill a...
Google is expanding its AI empire — and losing the people who built it
Google’s cloud boom is testing the company's commitment to frontier AI as commercial returns take priority.
The homeowners selling up for a life on the water
Growing numbers of people are swapping mortgages for moorings amid the cost of living crisis.
Show HN: Bananas aren't supposed to be tingly?
Solving the problem of people never finding out they have a food allergy unless by accident. Practically one-shot with Claude Code on Medium, only I had to rewrite all the copy because it read like slop. https://spicy.
Details on Anthropic and OpenAI models reportedly creating fake ID's to target real people
The United Kingdom's AI Security Institute reports that models from Anthropic and OpenAI "engaged in sustained, potentially harmful activity directed at real people and organizations" when they created fake identities in a deception attempt during a recent cybersecurity test. CBS News' Jo Ling K...
We can help frogs beat a deadly disease. But can they still reproduce?
Many people are blissfully unaware that the world's frogs and amphibians are fighting their own deadly pandemic. In fact, this fungal disease—chytridiomycosis, or chytrid for short—is the worst wildlife disease on record.
Anthropic's Mythos AI created fake profiles to trick people in hack, then hid evidence
Two of the most powerful artificial intelligence agents created fake human profiles to try to trick people in attempted cyberattacks. Mashable tech editor Tim Werth joins CBS News to discuss.
Researchers Gave AI Agents Internet Access. Some Went After Real People and Organizations
The tests had cybersecurity safeguards intentionally removed. The most egregious of the actions included social engineering.
What smart people in tech are saying about Google's AI leadership restructuring
Opinions diverge on what it means for DeepMind's future as Google overhauls its AI leadership.