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- Russia’s strikes on Kyiv and Kharkiv killed at least three people and damaged 30 energy facilities, Zelenskiy said, despite Trump’s weekend announcement that both countries agreed to stop such attacks. The strikes show that “Russia does not consider the American President’s statements strong,” Zelenskiy said.
- “The Houthis are behaving very badly.” Trump accused the Iran-backed group of trying to drive up oil prices before the US elections.
- Russia arrested a Japanese journalist in the Sakhalin region on suspicion of espionage. The FBI charged a Saudi engineer with installing a hidden audio-recording device in an executive conference room at OpenAI.
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Dario Amodei visits Capitol Hill. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
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- Is Anthropic’s warning about self-replicating AI models something that should keep us up at night? Some experts call it a case of “vendor exaggeration.”
- SoftBank, HardBet: Masayoshi Son is promising to pay its highest-ever yields on a record $11 billion junk-bond offering, such is his faith in the company’s AI investments working out despite concerns of an overheated market.
- Character.ai filed for bankruptcy. The company faces legal claims that its chatbots pushed children to harm and kill themselves.
- A Delaware jury awarded Qualcomm $2, as in two dollars, after finding that chip-tech supplier Arm Holdings breached a licensing agreement.
- African companies are making steady progress in building financial markets, but a survey shows that thin trading remains an obstacle to attracting investment.
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Large dog breeds such as Great Danes typically die younger than small ones such as Chihuahuas. A new study indicates the reason may lie in how DNA changes with age in dogs.
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Sergey Krasovskiy and Pedro Salas/Handout via REUTERS
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When I talk about dinosaurs on the Isle of Wight, your mind might leap to Jethro Tull, but I’m talking about actual reptiles.
The partial skull of a tiger-sized predator that roamed the area 120 million years ago is giving scientists a better understanding of a group of meat-eating dinosaurs known for running down prey and ripping them apart with massive hand claws.
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