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Lil Durk's federal murder-for-hire trial is underway in Los Angeles. Here's what prosecutors allege, who's involved, and where the case stands now.
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Contractor Blames Own Repairs for Reflecting Pool Damage
A contractor now says its own faulty repair work, not vandalism, caused cracks and damage to a national landmark's reflecting pool, officials confirm.
App ‘Zuckoff’ Detects Nearby Meta Smart Glasses
A Polish developer built an app called Zuckoff that scans for nearby Meta smart glasses, reviving debate over covert recording and public privacy protections.
68% of Voters Back Sanders-Casar AI Pause Bill: Poll
A new poll finds 68% of US voters support a Sanders-Casar bill to pause advanced AI development and ban superintelligent systems, reflecting bipartisan unease.
68% of Voters Back Sanders-Casar AI Pause Bill: Poll
A new poll finds 68% of US voters support a Sanders-Casar bill to pause advanced AI development and ban superintelligent systems, reflecting bipartisan unease.
Claims Anthropic Tracks AI Critics Spark Backlash
Viral claims that Anthropic uses predictive surveillance on anti-AI activists have sparked backlash online, though the company has not confirmed the reports.
Google’s Emissions Jump 48% as AI Boom Strains Grid
Google's greenhouse gas emissions have risen 48% over five years, driven largely by AI data center expansion, according to the company's latest environmental di
Canada Army Creates New Division for Homeland Defense
Canada's military has launched the first phase of an Army restructuring plan, standing up a new division dedicated to defending Canadian territory and the Arcti
Anthropic Researcher Resigns, Warns of AI Safety Risks
A departing Anthropic researcher says OpenAI and Anthropic are racing ahead on AI development without adequate safety guardrails, reigniting industry debate.
Illinois Cops Used Flock Cameras 1,200 Times for Loitering
Police in one Illinois town ran over 1,200 Flock camera searches tied to loitering, raising new questions about surveillance scope creep and civil liberties.
