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Anthropic Gives US Governments 40% Off Claude in Expanded GSA Deal
GSA and Anthropic have agreed a 40% pay-per-use discount on Claude for US federal, state, local and tribal governments, with no minimum spend.
Meta Staff Notes Discussed a ‘Whisper Strategy’ Against Jonathan Haidt
Court exhibits show Meta staff in 2023 discussed turning academics against Jonathan Haidt. It is unclear whether Meta acted on the ideas.
Meta and Snap Go on Trial in LA Over Teen Social Media Addiction
Jury selection starts in Los Angeles in a trial over claims that Meta and Snap designed apps that harmed two teenagers. It is the second such trial.
UK Space Agency Roadmap Bets on Trusted AI, Not Scale, to 2036
A UK Space Agency roadmap sets eight AI technologies and seven investment themes for space to 2036, and says the UK should lead on trust, not scale.
DIA Space Report Publishes Maxar Image of China’s Reusable Spaceplane
A new DIA report on space security includes a 2024 Maxar image of a Chinese spaceplane and says China flew 93 launches in 2025, up from 22 in 2016.
Extreme Networks to Pay OFAC $1.53m Over Sales to Russian Defence Firm
Extreme Networks will pay OFAC $1,529,685 over nine exports to a blocked Russian defence maker. A parallel DOJ deal adds $975,721.84 in penalties.
Reuters: Hack Attempts Took FEC E-Filing Offline a Week Before Vote
The FEC's e-filing system has been offline since Monday night, a week before the midterms. Reuters says an email it saw links it to hacking attempts.
Police Data Suppliers Hit by Multiple Cyberattacks, Inspectors Say
A UK inspectorate says cyberattacks compromised suppliers holding police data, and that most supplier contracts lack ongoing security checks.
Judge Blocks Pentagon Lobbyist Ban for Alibaba but Leaves Its Listing
A US judge has blocked a law that pushed lobbyists to drop Alibaba, saying the Pentagon gave little evidence. Its military company listing stands.
Queensland Bill Would Make Creating Sexual Deepfakes a Crime
Queensland has introduced a bill to make creating sexual deepfake images or audio of a real person without consent a crime, with up to three years' jail.
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