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Meta Launches Meta One Paid Plans for Users, Creators and Businesses

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Meta announced the launch of a new global subscription service, Meta One, which bundles paid features for its Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Meta AI brands. It comes with over 50 features and has different plans for individual users, creators and businesses. Individual subscriptions begin at $2.99/month for entry to pick products of Meta; the maximum creator/business plan is $499/month. More… Continue reading Meta Launches Meta One Paid Plans for Users, Creators and Businesses

Technology

AWS Unable to Restore Bahrain and UAE Cloud Facilities After War Damage

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Amazon Web Services has stated that it can no longer 100% restore its cloud infrastructure damaged by the war in the Middle East and that part of its Bahrain and United Arab Emirates (UAE) operations are still unavailable, months after the attacks. AWS stated that the facility was damaged due to a drone strike in its vicinity in Bahrain, and… Continue reading AWS Unable to Restore Bahrain and UAE Cloud Facilities After War Damage

Artificial Intelligence

Trump Dismisses AI Risks as Tech Leaders Call for Caution

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US President Donald Trump has downplayed the risks of AI, suggesting those who are warning about it are conjuring up scenarios that he does not see. In a Sunday appearance at his Doonbeg, Ireland golf course, Trump told reporters the U.S. does not want to be outpaced by China in the realm of artificial intelligence. “We lead China in AI,”… Continue reading Trump Dismisses AI Risks as Tech Leaders Call for Caution

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Revolut Confirms Customer Data Breach After Fake Government Request

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Revolut, a UK-based fintech company, has admitted that it has accidentally passed on sensitive customer data to an unauthorized third party after receiving fraudulent requests, masquerading as a legitimate government agency. The requests were sent from an email address of a legitimate government agency, and the firm was initially taken in by them, a Revolut spokesperson told Reuters. Once the… Continue reading Revolut Confirms Customer Data Breach After Fake Government Request

Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI AI Agents Targeted RubyGems Before Hugging Face Incident

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In May, two months prior to the involvement of its AI agents in a separate incident at Hugging Face, OpenAI states that it had tested autonomous software created with its AI models on the RubyGems coding platform. The recent incident has come after researchers have said hundreds of malicious packages were uploaded to RubyGems by AI agents on 11th May.… Continue reading OpenAI AI Agents Targeted RubyGems Before Hugging Face Incident

Artificial Intelligence

Geoffrey Hinton Says 10% AI Extinction Risk Is Not Unreasonable

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As concerns about the development of increasingly powerful AI grow, artificial intelligence pioneer Geoffrey Hinton has said that there is a 10% chance of AI causing the extinction of the human race within the next decade, adding that that’s “not unreasonable.” During the interview he was asked about a recent statement by Anthropic researcher Evan Hubinger, who believes there is… Continue reading Geoffrey Hinton Says 10% AI Extinction Risk Is Not Unreasonable

Business, Technology

Nvidia Plans Major AI Data Centre Expansion in Australia

As demand for AI infrastructure grows, Nvidia aims to more than double the data centre computing capability in Australia by 2027. The US chipmaker announced on Thursday that it is collaborating with Australian cloud and data centre firms to establish as much as 2 GW of AI-themed compute. It has partners such as Firmus, CDC, NEXTDC and AirTrunk. Data Centres… Continue reading Nvidia Plans Major AI Data Centre Expansion in Australia

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Apple Expected to Unveil First Foldable iPhone Under John Ternus

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Apple is scheduled to release its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday, at a product event that will be the first major event under new CEO, John Ternus. The foldable iPhone is supposed to open up like a passport and may be one of Apple’s most expensive smartphones, as well, at more than $2,000. Despite the high price tag, analysts believe… Continue reading Apple Expected to Unveil First Foldable iPhone Under John Ternus

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Google to Invest $15 Billion in AI Infrastructure in Finland

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Google has revealed that it will spend at least €13 billion ($15.1 billion) within the next two years on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure in Finland. This investment will be made in 2027 and 2028 and it will involve data centres, electricity grid upgrades, clean energy projects and battery systems. The infrastructure will be used for services such as Gemini, Search,… Continue reading Google to Invest $15 Billion in AI Infrastructure in Finland

Business, Technology

Former US Geospatial Intelligence Chief Joins Satellogic as President

Satellogic’s Hosted Payload Program allows Spiral Blue to perform space qualification testing of their latest prototype technology.

Davis, who served as the Chief of the United States Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) before leaving the job. Satellite company Earth-observation firm Satellogic has appointed former US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) president Frank Whitworth as president as it ramps up its defence and intelligence business. In 2022, retired US Navy vice admiral Whitworth took over the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) where… Continue reading Former US Geospatial Intelligence Chief Joins Satellogic as President