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• Qantas Confirms Data Breach Impacts 5.7 Million Customers [351d]
• Emirates Airline Adding Crypto Payments With Crypto.com Partnership [351d]
• German Court Rules Meta Tracking Tech Violates EU Privacy Laws [351d]
• Russia Blocks Ethical Hacking Legislation Over Security Concerns [351d]
• Gemini Can Now Turn Your Photos Into Video With Veo 3 [351d]
• Indeed, Glassdoor To Cut 1,300 Jobs in AI-Focused Consolidation [351d]
• Physical Buttons Make Comeback on Mazda Steering Wheels as Company Adopts First Touchscreen [351d]
• Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Accusing Apple of Taking Bribes To Avoid Competing With Visa and Mastercard [351d]
• China is Building 74% of All Current Solar and Wind Projects [351d]
• Swedish Bodyguards Reveal Prime Minister's Location on Fitness App [352d]
• Why America Still Can't Get Disaster Alerts Right [352d]
• Senators Signal They're Prepared To Push Back Against NASA Cuts [352d]
• New EU Regulations Require Transparency, Copyright Protection From Powerful AI Systems [352d]
• Intel CEO Says Company Has Fallen From 'Top 10' Semiconductor Firms, 'Too Late' To Catch Nvidia in AI [352d]
• Millions of Tonnes of Nanoplastics Are Polluting the Ocean [352d]
• Jack Dorsey Says His 'Secure' New Bitchat App Has Not Been Tested For Security [352d]
• Red Hat Gives Developers Free Access To Enterprise Linux For Business Use [352d]
• Prime Day Loses Its Spark As Sales Nosedive 41% [352d]
• America's Largest Power Grid Is Struggling To Meet Demand From AI [352d]
• Max Changed Back To HBO Max [352d]
• Browser Extensions Turn Nearly 1 Million Browsers Into Website-Scraping Bots [352d]
• Soundslice Adds ASCII Tab Support After ChatGPT Hallucinates Feature [352d]
• Hugging Face Launches $299 Robot That Could Disrupt Entire Robotics Industry [352d]