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Employees at facility in Kentucky allege Amazon is retaliating against them as they push for union representation Workers at Amazon’s largest air hub in the world allege Amazon is retaliating against them as they try to organize their first union. The workers at the 882-acre KCVG air hub in Hebron, Kentucky, have been organizing “March …

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Invitation comes after tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect Israeli kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas Hamas has invited Elon Musk to Gaza to witness the devastation of the Palestinian territory under Israeli attack after the hi-tech billionaire accompanied Benjamin Netanyahu to inspect a kibbutz targeted by Hamas. “We invite him to visit Gaza …

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Ardent Health, which oversees hospitals in states including Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma said it was targeted over Thanksgiving A cyber-attack has shut down emergency rooms in at least three states, a hospital operator warned on Monday, forcing the organization to divert patients to other facilities. Ardent Health, which oversees 30 hospitals in states across …

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Private businesses, motivated by profit, can’t be relied on to police themselves against the horrors unfettered AI could bring How do we gain access to artificial intelligence’s huge potential benefits – such as devising new life-saving drugs or finding new ways to teach children – without opening a box of horrors? If we’re not careful, …

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Changpeng Zhao has pleaded guilty to breaking US anti-money-laundering laws but will the enforcement end there? Plus, OpenAI’s endless coup • Don’t get TechScape delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Binance is guilty. The world’s largest crypto exchange admitted to a range of violations in a massive US court action, including unlicensed money transmitting, …

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Security researchers say two pro-democracy activists were subjected to attempted state-sponsored hacking Critics of Serbia’s nationalist government who have documented the country’s endemic corruption were targeted with military-grade spyware earlier this year, according to new findings by security researchers. The attempted hacking of two Serbian pro-democracy activists – who have asked not to be named …

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Pair speak about Gaza conflict but not online antisemitism nor controversial post made by X owner this month Elon Musk has joined the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in visiting a kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas on 7 October, after criticism of his endorsement of an antisemitic post on X. The owner of X, …

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Instagram and Facebook parent company also knowingly allowed underage users to hold accounts, unsealed legal complaint says Instagram and Facebook parent company Meta purposefully engineered its platforms to addict children and knowingly allowed underage users to hold accounts, according to a newly unsealed legal complaint. The complaint is a key part of a lawsuit filed …

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US carmaker claims ‘discriminatory attack’ after industrial action stops new cars receiving Swedish plates Tesla is suing the Swedish transport agency, accusing it of a “discriminatory attack” on the US electric carmaker, after strike action prevented its new vehicles from getting licence plates in Sweden. The lawsuit is an escalation in a row that started …

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Non-binding 20-page agreement signed by 18 countries says companies must develop AI that keeps public safe from misuse The United States, the United Kingdom and more than a dozen other countries on Sunday unveiled what a senior US official described as the first detailed international agreement on how to keep artificial intelligence safe from rogue …

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