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Google’s Project Suncatcher Satellite Sends First AI Reply From Orbit
Google's Project Suncatcher prototype ran Gemma 4 on a data-centre-class TPU in orbit and sent back a haiku. Radiation and heat tests come next.
Florida Financial Aid Website Breach May Have Exposed 4.9 Million
The Florida financial aid breach may affect 4.9 million people, with Social Security numbers exposed. How to freeze your credit and what FLDOE says.
Be My AI Answers Run 10 Times Longer Than Blind Users’ Questions
A University of Maryland study of 11 blind users found Be My AI's replies ran more than 10 times longer than their questions, and suggests fixes.
Microsoft Open-Sources Mage-VL-Cowork, a 4B Agent That Clicks or Codes
Microsoft's open Mage-VL-Cowork is a 4B computer-use agent that switches between clicking and code. Microsoft reports 66% on OSWorld-Verified.
BharatNet Deal Backs Over 500,000 Rural Fibre Links in Tamil Nadu
India has signed a BharatNet agreement with Tamil Nadu to subsidise over 500,000 rural home fibre connections and link 4,767 villages.
UK Regulators Say Existing Law Already Applies to AI Agents
The CMA, FCA, ICO and Ofcom say existing UK law already covers AI agents. There are no new rules, but they warn firms they will use their powers.
Pope Leo Says Decisions Over Human Life Must Never Be Left to AI
Pope Leo XIV says decisions on life, freedom and the use of force must stay under human oversight, and backs a ban on lethal autonomous weapons.
Google’s AI Maths Tutor Matched Human Tutors, but Not on Test Scores
An AI maths tutor built by Google and Eedi matched human tutors in a UK trial of 1,179 pupils, but gave no gain on the Star Maths standardised test.
Michigan Nanowire Device Makes Hydrogen From Salty Water in Lab
A Michigan-led lab team made seawater hydrogen with sunlight on nanowires for over 50 hours, using simulated seawater and concentrated light.
Syrian Electronic Army Hacker Gets 42 Months for Pro-Assad Attacks
A Syrian Electronic Army hacker who hijacked a news agency's Twitter account and caused a $136bn flash crash has been jailed for 42 months in the US.
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