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Army Picks Lockheed for $1.08bn Future Interceptor Prototype Deal
The US Army has picked Lockheed Martin for a $1.08bn Future Interceptor prototype deal to strengthen air and missile defence, with Lockheed paying $423m.
Revolve Says Hackers May Have Taken Saved Payment Card Details
Revolve data breach: the retailer says card numbers and expiry dates saved in some online accounts may have been taken. Here is what customers should do.
Kassel-Calden Arson Probe Opens at Planned Rheinmetall Hub Site
Kassel-Calden arson: police say three construction vehicles were set alight at a site for a planned Rheinmetall hub. State security officers lead it.
India’s Telecom Regulator Proposes Responsible AI Rules for Operators
Draft TRAI AI guidelines would make Indian telecom operators adopt board-approved AI policies, keep humans in the loop and report serious AI incidents.
Google, OpenAI and Microsoft Back a Shared AI Training Opt-Out
Google, OpenAI and Microsoft back one AI training opt-out in robots.txt. It is voluntary, not law, and starts in the coming months or in 2027.
House Democrats Set 11 November Deadline Over Trump’s Grok Prompts
Raskin and Garcia say Trump's AI chatbot prompts and replies are presidential records that must be kept, and want a closed-door briefing by 11 November.
Synology Urges NAS Owners to Update DSM After Ransomware Attacks
Synology DSM devices missing a December 2024 fix are being targeted by ransomware. Update now, turn on automatic updates and cut internet exposure.
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.
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.
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