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Serbia sees wider coverage as Yettel activates 5G
5G deployment marks next step for Yettel in Serbia.
AI model boosts accuracy in ranking harmful genetic variants
The model identified novel disease genes, offering clinicians clearer guidance in complex unsolved cases.
Meta expands global push against online scam networks
A broader security strategy of Meta demonstrates where ministers increasingly focus their attention as online fraud evolves, with coordinated disruption viewed as essential for public protection.
New findings reveal untrained AI can mirror human brain responses
Johns Hopkins says brain-inspired AI can mimic neural activity before training.
YouTube criticises Australia’s new youth social-media restrictions
YouTube has criticised Australia’s imminent under-16 social-media ban, arguing the restrictions will remove parental controls and could leave children less safe online.
Governments urged to build learning systems for the AI era
Researchers warn that slow adaptation leaves public institutions vulnerable in a fast moving AI environment.
Japan plans large scale investment to boost AI capability
Officials aim to boost usage through investment incentives, new infrastructure and updated risk management frameworks.
Mistral AI unveils new open models with broader capabilities
The latest Mistral 3 family introduces new multilingual and multimodal models that aim to improve efficiency for developers and enterprises through open-weight access and broader optimisation across platforms.
Public backlash grows as Coupang faces scrutiny over massive data leak
Coupang’s data breach exposes deep concerns about South Korea’s digital-security standards.
AI helps detect congenital heart defects in unborn babies
A study of 200 fetal ultrasounds across 11 centres showed AI improves detection rates, efficiency, and confidence scores for congenital heart defect assessments.
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