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Uganda Tests Drones to Fly Island Lab Samples to Kampala in 90 Minutes

Uganda's health ministry has tested drones to carry lab samples from the Kalangala islands to Kampala, where road and boat trips can take days.

Pennsylvania Signs AI Ad Disclosure Law With Fines Up to $3,000

Pennsylvania now requires a clear AI label on adverts whose synthetic content misleads consumers, with fines of up to $3,000 from 21 December.

Circle Shareholder Sues Trump, Says UAE Crypto Deals Were Emoluments

A Circle shareholder's derivative suit says Trump took foreign emoluments via World Liberty's UAE deals and USD1. The defendants call the claims meritless.

FCA Proposes Financial Crime Guide Update on APP Fraud and AI Tools

The FCA is consulting on Financial Crime Guide changes covering APP fraud, money mules, sanctions screening and AI tools. Comments close 24 December.

Wyden Releases Draft Bills to Expand Jobless Aid and Tax Data Centres

Senator Ron Wyden has released draft bills to widen US unemployment support for workers hit by AI and to put a new excise tax on data centres.

Argentine Judge Dismisses $LIBRA Crypto Case Against President Milei

An Argentine federal judge has dismissed the $LIBRA memecoin case against Javier and Karina Milei and nine others, finding that no crime occurred.

Alibaba’s Amap Releases λ0 Humanoid Model Trained on Human Video

Alibaba's Amap has released λ0, a humanoid robot model trained on 500 hours of human video. It claims 62.5% real-world success; tests are its own

Figure Says Its Figure 04 Humanoid Has Reached Design Lock

Figure CEO Brett Adcock says the Figure 04 humanoid has reached design lock, with parts shipping and ten battery packs in test - all company figures.

FCC Grants Intel a One-Year Waiver to Keep Repairing Its Fab Robots

The FCC gave Intel a one-year waiver to repair robotic vehicles in its US chip plants, after Intel said the foreign robot ban might cover them.

Freenow and Baidu Unveil RT6 Robotaxi in London, Aim for 2027 Launch

Freenow by Lyft and Baidu's Apollo Go showed the RT6 robotaxi in London on 22 October and aim to launch a driverless ride service in the city in 2027.

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