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Federal regulators are scrutinizing "mass surveillance" tech like Flock, with some pushing for a federal ban.
Amazon has reportedly ceased using non-disclosure agreements for its data center projects in response to public concerns.
A safety employee has resigned from OpenAI, citing internal culture issues and a perceived neglect of safety protocols.
Jack Dorsey's "Bitchat" app has been removed from Indian app stores following a government directive.
Meta is exploring integration of its AI technology, Muse, into consumer gadgets, potentially creating detailed user profiles.
The FlyDubai flight incident, involving a co-pilot's midair attack, has prompted investigations into aviation security and potential terrorism links, with the UAE and Netanyahu labeling it an act of terror.
South Korea is accelerating its development of won-backed stablecoins, while simultaneously contesting U.S. claims of a significant investment in Alaska.
In Brazil, former President Lula remains a pivotal but controversial figure for the left, facing significant challenges ahead of a crucial election.
U.S. soldiers are increasingly relying on smartphones as essential battlefield equipment, underscoring the evolving nature of modern warfare.
The Bank of England is considering further interest rate hikes to combat inflation, with some officials seeing a case for action if inflationary pressures persist.
The power sector is grappling with geopolitical tensions, including a potential Saudi assault on Houthi rebels and a UAE report of a co-pilot attacking a captain on a Flydubai flight potentially linked to terrorism.
International relations are strained, with the US rebuffing Riyadh's Yemen plea, and the UK warning universities about Chinese espionage in AI and tech research.
Domestic security concerns are highlighted by US drug overdose deaths linked to kratom sales, a botched execution in Tennessee, and concerns about high school students supplying guns to cartels.
Geopolitical posturing continues as Russia warns of using 'all weapons' if Kaliningrad is attacked, and the US deploys personnel to the Rio Grande Valley amid cartel activity.
Economic shifts are noted with questions about the US investment boom amidst foreign money flows, and China's dominance in tungsten supply being challenged by potential US cash in Central Asia.