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India Publishes DEPA Handbook to Let AI Train on Data Left in Place
India's MeitY launched a DEPA AI training handbook on sharing data for model training while owners keep control. It is guidance, not binding rules.
Lithuania Receives Its First Thales GM200 Multi-Mission Radar
Lithuania has received its first Thales GM200 MM/C radar, a sensor that locates artillery positions and spots FPV drones, bought with Dutch help.
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.
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.
New York Law Bars AI Chatbots From Posing as Human With Children
New York's AI chatbot law bars bots from posing as human, building emotional ties or promoting self-harm with under-18s. Fines reach $25,000 a violation.
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.
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.
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.
GCHQ Cannot Account for Thousands of Removable Media, IPCO Says
GCHQ removable media: the IPCO annual report says GCHQ estimates thousands of USB sticks, drives and discs are unaccounted for, years after it was raised.
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