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Bitcoin Core Ends Waits of Up to a Year for Bugs LLMs Can Easily Find
Bitcoin Core will ship fixes for bugs a simple LLM prompt could find to every maintained version at once, skipping embargoes of up to a year.
Zoom Buys Onyx to Add Open-Source Enterprise Search to Zoom AI
Zoom has acquired Onyx, an open-source enterprise search platform, and says it will stay open source and self-hostable. No price was disclosed.
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.
Ukraine’s PM Orders Every State Body to Form a Cyber Security Team
Ukraine's PM Serhiy Koretskyi has ordered all executive bodies to form cyber security teams, saying about ten Kyiv data centres were damaged in September.
ITU Publishes X.1711, the First Global Standard for QKD Protocols
The ITU has published X.1711, the first international standard for QKD protocols - a reference framework, not one protocol. The NCSC stays wary of QKD.
NHTSA Proposes Up to 8 Cyan Lamps to Show When a Car Drives Itself
NHTSA has proposed optional cyan marker lamps for self-driving cars, four to eight per vehicle, and would drop manual light controls in cars without them.
Tech for Good This Week: AI Diagnosis, Cleaner Grids and Scam Busts
Batteries beat gas at Australia's evening peak, a personalised mRNA therapy cut melanoma risk 42% and police hit scam networks: the week's tech for good.
Ofcom Urges Body-Stigma and Depression Onto Child-Harms List
Ofcom's first statutory report recommends adding body stigma and depression content to the child-harms list - advice to the Secretary of State, not law.
Tesla Drops Cybertruck for Australia and NZ, Buyer Email Says
Tesla has told Australian and New Zealand reservation holders it will not build the Cybertruck for them, refunding A$150 deposits taken since 2019.
Telefónica and IQM to Install Madrid’s First Quantum Computer
Telefónica and IQM will install an IQM Spark quantum computer at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid by end-2026, billed as the Madrid region's first.
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