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Argentina Moves to Legalize AI-Run "Non-Human Corporations"

Argentina is reportedly moving forward with legislation that would legalize corporate structures operated entirely by artificial intelligence, according to reports from Futurism. The proposed framework would recognize what are being described as "non-human corporations"—business entities where AI systems take the place of human directors and managers in

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US Navy Task Force 59 Conducts First Drone Boat Rescue at Sea

The US Navy's Task Force 59 has reportedly achieved a milestone in maritime autonomous operations by rescuing a downed helicopter crew using an unmanned surface vessel (USV), or drone boat. The rescue took place near the Strait of Hormuz, a strategically vital waterway in the Middle East. Task

OpenAI and Anthropic Align on Call for International AI Oversight Body

Major AI Firms Back International Oversight In a notable development for the AI industry, OpenAI has joined Anthropic in publicly advocating for the establishment of an international body to oversee artificial intelligence development. This shared position represents a shift toward industry acceptance of regulatory oversight, though details on the structure

Pope Francis Brings AI Ethics to WTO Discussions on Global Trade

Pope Francis has brought his perspective on artificial intelligence ethics to discussions at the World Trade Organization, according to an analysis from the Peterson Institute for International Economics. The Pope's engagement with trade policy reflects growing global recognition that AI's societal implications extend far beyond technology

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Android SafetyCore: Google's Silent Photo Scanner and How to Disable It

What is Android SafetyCore? Android System SafetyCore is a new background component that Google has introduced to Android devices, often without prominent announcement. The system service is designed to scan photos stored on your device for sensitive content. How It Works SafetyCore operates silently in the background of your Android

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Security Breach Reported at French Government's Tchap Messaging Platform

A threat actor has claimed responsibility for a breach targeting Tchap, the encrypted messaging platform used by the French government for internal communications. The incident was first reported when the attacker publicly claimed responsibility for accessing the system. Tchap is built on the Matrix protocol and was developed specifically to

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Single Character Typo in Linux Kernel Enables High-Severity Security Flaw

Security researchers have uncovered a high-severity vulnerability in the Linux kernel that traces back to a single errant character in the codebase. The flaw, a use-after-free bug, could be exploited by attackers to bypass sandbox security measures and potentially gain elevated system access. Use-after-free vulnerabilities occur when a program continues