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South Korea’s Financial Hacks Spread to 16 Firms, Including the Operator of Crypto Exchange Gopax; About 100,000 Records Presumed Leaked
Korean regulators say 16 financial firms, including Gopax operator Streami, were hacked and about 100,000 records presumed leaked. The count may rise.
Anthropic Strikes a Deal to License Opaque’s Confidential AI Technology and Hire Some of Its Team
Anthropic has struck a deal to license technology from Opaque, a confidential AI startup, and hire some of its team. Terms were not disclosed.
OpenAI and Anthropic Tell MPs AI Safety Rules Should Be Binding, as Google DeepMind and Meta Hold Back
At a UK committee hearing, Anthropic and OpenAI backed binding AI safety rules, DeepMind and Meta didn't, and OpenAI said it shelved GPT-6.1 Astra.
Google DeepMind and Singapore Build a Scam Detector That Runs on Your Phone
Google DeepMind and GovTech Singapore have built a Gemma-based scam detector that runs on phones and warns users. No launch date has been given yet.
Facebook Launches “Your Algorithm”, Letting You Tell Feed and Reels What You Want in Your Own Words
Facebook is rolling out "Your algorithm" so you can type the topics you want in Feed and Reels. Meta says AI language models update results in real time.
Meta, 14 Other Tech Companies and Law Enforcement Disrupt Scam Networks in West Africa
Meta and 14 other tech companies joined police from ten countries against West African scam networks. Law enforcement confirmed 28 arrests, Meta says.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio, Meta’s First Audio Glasses, Go on Sale From $349
Meta's first audio-only glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Audio, are on sale from $349. Meta claims up to 12 hours per charge and 48 more from the case.
Hobbs, Phase Eight and Whistles Owner TFG London Hit by Cyber Incident
TFG London says a cyber incident found on 11 October hit IT systems at Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles. Stores trade; a data probe is ongoing.
Norway Fines Microsoft-Owned Xandr NOK 92 Million for Sharing Grindr Users’ Sensitive Data
Norway's data watchdog fines Microsoft-owned Xandr NOK 92m (EUR 8.6m), its highest fine yet, for sharing Grindr users' sensitive data in ad auctions.
Meta Says It Turns Idle AI Inference Capacity Into Better Ads Recommendations
Meta's engineers describe a shared opportunistic capacity pool that uses idle inference capacity to rank more ads and serve stronger models.
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