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‘The bad guy only has to be right 1 percent of the time to get through,’ said one security firm founder.

The Justice Department’s proposed remedies target Google’s relationship with Apple.

In November, Australia legislated a world first ban on social media use for under 16s.

After more than 200 hearings failed to enact any of the 415 proposed bills, it will be up to the next Congress to put words into action on critical minerals.

Different from most social media platforms, Gan Jing World uses a non-addictive algorithm.

Federal legislation that seeks to tackle the fire risk posed by lithium batteries is being considered.

Law enforcement have become increasingly concerned with youths accessing extremist content online.

The ‘Cheggy’ machine spots male embryos within the eggs, allowing them to be separated and ground up for other uses before they hatch.

Tencent is a key stakeholder in several gaming companies.

‘There is, of course, no Australian internet, so these standards will require changes by companies no matter where they are headquartered,’ Inman Grant said.

Musk, Ramaswamy, Thiel, and other technologists put their fingerprints on the transition process.

The video-sharing platform will begin testing its ‘next generation of responsible AI tools’ next year.

Space X owner Elon Musk said that Starlink’s internet satellite beams ‘were never on in the first place.’

Emissions from AI could exceed that of all 35 million vehicles in California by 2030, a new study found.

The EU’s announcement was made after Romania threw out presidential election results, alleging Russian interference.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that there could come a time to consider ‘unplugging’ such systems.

The United States needs to impose real costs on foreign bad actors, said Rep. Mike Waltz, the incoming national security adviser.

The judges found no precedent in granting this type of request.