Updates
Trilateral quantum talks highlight innovation and security priorities
North Korea eyes quantum computing’s low energy demand despite nationwide power shortages, raising strategic concerns.
Cyberattack forces Jaguar Land Rover to halt production
Hackers linked to Scattered Spider claim responsibility for cyberattack disrupting Jaguar Land Rover operations worldwide.
Conti and LockBit dominate ransomware landscape with record attacks
Industrial firms remain the top ransomware targets as attacks become more sophisticated and damaging to critical infrastructure.
Apple sued over use of pirated books in AI training
The lawsuit comes as AI companies face mounting legal battles over copyright, with Anthropic agreeing to a record $1.5 billion settlement.
European Commission proposes mutual data flow agreement with Brazil
The move aims to strengthen economic ties, reflects shared privacy standards, and support consumers across both regions.
Mental health concerns over chatbots fuel AI regulation calls
Psychotherapists fear that vulnerable people turning to chatbots instead of professional help may face serious mental health risks, with studies linking AI to harmful amplification of delusions.
Phishing scams surge with record losses in August
Scams cost crypto investors $12.17 million in August, with ScamSniffer recording the highest monthly losses and victim count this year.
Google hit with $3.5 billion EU fine
Fine is the EU’s second largest antitrust penalty after 2018 case.
New ChatGPT feature enables multi-threaded chats
OpenAI said the new ChatGPT feature answers long-standing user requests for more flexible conversation tools, improving brainstorming and project analysis.
Anthropic settles $1.5 billion copyright case with authors
The deal highlights growing legal risks for AI firms, with Anthropic agreeing to destroy datasets built from allegedly pirated material.
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