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Sam Altman admits OpenAI can’t control Pentagon’s use of AI

CEO’s claims come amid increased scrutiny of US military’s use of the technology and ethics concerns from AI workers

Tech firm fined $1.1m by California for selling high-school students’ data

GoFan penalized for breaching privacy laws after students used service to sign up for football games and school prom

Elon Musk takes witness stand in trial over Twitter takeover

Twitter investors allege the billionaire publicly derided the social network to sink its stock price and buy it at a bargain

Europe’s next-generation fighter jet project may collapse if row continues, says warplane maker

Dassault Aviation says €100bn project may soon be ‘dead’ if Airbus will not agree on how to share workload

Showdown over datacenter politics at heart of North Carolina primary

Democratic rematch in Durham-area district draws focus to fight over AI datacenters increasingly shaping US elections

Google faces lawsuit after Gemini chatbot allegedly instructed man to kill himself

Lawsuit is first wrongful death case brought against Google over flagship AI product after death of Jonathan Gavalas

X to ban users from earning revenue if they post unlabelled AI-generated war videos

Social media feeds have been flooded with fake battle scenes since start of Iran conflict

Nvidia and UK Wealth Fund invest in British autonomous driving startup Oxa

Oxford-based firm has raised $103m for commercial development of software for self-driving industrial vehicles

Quit ChatGPT: right now! Your subscription is bankrolling authoritarianism

As a historian, I’ve studied the major consumer boycotts of history. We can take down ChatGPT and send a powerful signal to Silicon Valley, says author and historian Rutger Bregman

News Corp is essentially an AI ‘input company’, chief executive says, after US$150m deal with Meta

Chief executive Robert Thomson says he often speaks to both OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg

What was really behind Jack Dorsey laying off nearly half of Block’s staff?

CEO cited AI advances in cutting 4,000 workers, but a weak crypto market and declining stock price may also be at play

Middle East war could be decided by who runs out of missiles or interceptors first, analysts say

Stockpiles of the most advanced US-made weapons are limited – while few know how large Iran’s arsenal is

Don’t bet that the Pentagon – or Anthropic – is acting in the public interest

The lesson here isn’t that one AI company is more ethical than another. It’s that we must renovate our democratic structures

Ofcom urged to clarify if Palestine Action content should still be removed online

Rights groups and experts say situation is unclear as ruling that quashed ban faces challenge from home secretary

OpenAI amends Pentagon deal as Sam Altman admits it looks ‘sloppy’

ChatGPT owner’s CEO says it will bar its technology being used for mass surveillance or by intelligence services

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  • NAACP lawsuit accuses Elon Musk’s xAI of polluting Black neighborhoods near Memphis
  • China now the ‘good guy’ on AI as Trump takes ‘wild west’ approach, MPs told
  • Run the dishwasher, plug in the car: how Great Britain plans to use record wind and solar power
  • Itch! review – skin-crawling body horror meets supermarket standoff in low-budget chiller
  • Mother Mary review – Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel are lost in ludicrous pop star drama
  • ‘Cheers, Timmy!’ Royal Ballet and Opera head thanks Chalamet for ‘fantastic’ boost to sales
  • Miracle Mile: boy meets girl, romcom meets nuclear war
  • Bosses say AI boosts productivity – workers say they’re drowning in ‘workslop’
  • Nissan turnaround plan pins hopes on ‘AI-defined vehicles’
  • AI companies make powerful tech – but they’re also savvy marketers
  • AI learns language from skewed sources. That could change how we humans speak – and think
  • Endless Cookie review – Cheech and Chong meet Tristram Shandy in trippy tales of First Nations life
  • Is the new Super Mario Galaxy movie really that bad?
  • Kinaesthesia review – treasure trove of early cinema visions and the dream life they contain
  • Gary Neville’s media group buys football YouTuber Mark Goldbridge’s channels
  • Searching for Satyrus review – on the hunt for an elusive butterfly and the lepidopterist who named them
  • British teenager who killed three girls likely viewed footage of Sydney’s Wakeley stabbing before carrying out attack, report finds
  • Hacker group threatens to release Grand Theft Auto VI data in Rockstar Games attack
  • Goldman Sachs chief ‘hyper-aware’ of risks from Anthropic’s Mythos AI
  • Mark Ruffalo and Emma Thompson among 1,000+ signatories on open letter opposing Paramount’s Warner buyout
  • Meta creating AI version of Mark Zuckerberg so staff can talk to the boss
  • Luca Guadagnino defends Timothée Chalamet over opera and ballet remarks: ‘How can one comment become a planetary polemic?’
  • Bollywood classics, rave bangers and Michael Stipe duets: 10 of Asha Bhosle’s greatest recordings
  • Parents are helping their children bypass Roblox age checks and play as adults
  • Sunshine Women’s Choir review – weepie prison musical is huge Taiwan hit but drowns in own gloop
  • Elon Musk’s X cuts payments to users who post clickbait
  • Post your questions for Sam Neill
  • Social media was once a great global conversation. Now it’s just individuals locked into their own private worlds
  • Ken Loach revisits I, Daniel Blake: ‘We were asking if food banks are tolerable. Now they’re an institution’
  • Booking.com warns customers of hack that exposed their data

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