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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Beyonce’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour sparks new fashion trend02:08Good News: Students help with surprise classroom proposal for their teacher03:21Protesters demonstrate as Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez wed in Venice01:30Iran holds state funerals for military commanders killed by Israeli strikes01:27Protests erupt against ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention facility01:34Biden, Harris attend funeral for slain Minnesota State Rep Melissa Hortman01:37Severe weather threatens Fourth of July holiday travel01:32Trump pushes Senate GOP to pass massive spending bill01:37Now PlayingSenate Republicans move toward passing Trump spending bill02:11UP NEXTWarning for beachgoers about umbrella safety amid freak accident in…
The FBI and cybersecurity firms are warning that the prolific hacking group known as Scattered Spider is now targeting airlines and the transportation sector. In a brief statement on Friday shared with TechCrunch, the FBI said it had “recently observed” cyberattacks resembling Scattered Spider to include the airline sector. Executives from Google’s cybersecurity unit Mandiant and Palo Alto Networks’ security research division Unit 42 also said they have witnessed Scattered Spider cyberattacks targeting the aviation industry. Scattered Spider is a collective of mostly English-speaking hackers, typically teenagers and young adults, who are financially motivated to steal and extort sensitive data…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Beyonce’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour sparks new fashion trend02:08Good News: Students help with surprise classroom proposal for their teacher03:21Protesters demonstrate as Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez wed in Venice01:30Iran holds state funerals for military commanders killed by Israeli strikes01:27Protests erupt against ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention facility01:34Biden, Harris attend funeral for slain Minnesota State Rep Melissa Hortman01:37Severe weather threatens Fourth of July holiday travel01:32Now PlayingTrump pushes Senate GOP to pass massive spending bill01:37UP NEXTSenate Republicans move toward passing Trump spending bill02:11Warning for beachgoers about umbrella safety amid freak accident in…
For those of you wondering if AI agents can truly replace human workers, do yourself a favor and read the blog post that documents Anthropic’s “Project Vend.” Researchers at Anthropic and AI safety company Andon Labs put an instance of Claude Sonnet 3.7 in charge of an office vending machine, with a mission to make a profit. And, like an episode of “The Office,” hilarity ensued. They named the AI agent Claudius, equipped it with a web browser capable of placing product orders and an email address (which was actually a Slack channel) where customers could request items. Claudius was also…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Beyonce’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour sparks new fashion trend02:08Good News: Students help with surprise classroom proposal for their teacher03:21Protesters demonstrate as Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez wed in Venice01:30Iran holds state funerals for military commanders killed by Israeli strikes01:27Protests erupt against ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ detention facility01:34Now PlayingBiden, Harris attend funeral for slain Minnesota State Rep Melissa Hortman01:37UP NEXTSevere weather threatens Fourth of July holiday travel01:32Trump pushes Senate GOP to pass massive spending bill01:37Senate Republicans move toward passing Trump spending bill02:11Warning for beachgoers about umbrella safety amid freak accident in…
Belgrade Associated Press — Riot police fired tear gas at thousands of anti-government protesters in Serbia’s capital on Saturday. The major rally in Belgrade against Serbia’s populist president, Aleksandar Vucic, was called to back a demand for an early parliamentary election. The protest by tens of thousands was held after nearly eight months of persistent demonstrations led by Serbia’s university students that have rattled Vucic’s firm grip on power in the Balkan country. The huge crowd chanted “We want elections!” as they filled the capital’s central Slavija Square and several blocks around it, with many unable to reach the venue.…
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is arguing that the digital identification approach being promoted by Sam Altman’s World project has real privacy risks. Previously known as Worldcoin, World was created under Altman and Alex Blania’s Tools for Humanity. The organization says it can help distinguish between AI agents and human beings by scanning users’ eyeballs and creating a unique identity for them on the blockchain. In a lengthy post, Buterin noted that World’s approach of using zero-knowledge proofs to verify human identity while protecting anonymity is also being explored by various digital passport and digital ID projects. And he acknowledged that…
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CNN — Top Qatari officials had been meeting with the country’s prime minister on Monday afternoon to find ways of de-escalating a conflict between Iran and Israel, when defense ministry personnel called to warn of incoming Iranian missiles. The attack, the first on the Gulf, caught them by surprise, according to Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari, who recalls feeling the prime minister’s residence shake with the interceptions that quickly followed overhead. Unease had gripped the Gulf Arab states that morning. The glitzy, oil-rich capitals feared a worst-case scenario: an Iranian missile strike shattering their image of stability after 12…
Welcome back to Week in Review! Lots of news for you this week — Travis Kalanick is possibly returning to the world of self-driving vehicles, CoreWeave’s CEO is now worth $10 billion, Apple users aren’t happy with how the company is promoting its new “F1” movie, and much more. Quick note that we will be off next week for the July 4 holiday. Have a great weekend! And another one: Meta snagged a key OpenAI researcher, Trapit Bansal, to boost its new AI superintelligence team. He’s the same guy who helped kick off OpenAI’s reasoning model work alongside Ilya Sutskever.…