Updates

24 Nov 2025

Twitch is classified as age-restricted by the Australian regulator

New guidance from eSafety places Twitch under stricter controls from December as officials push platforms to understand their responsibilities under Australia’s social media age laws.

24 Nov 2025

US considers allowing Bitcoin tax payments

Lawmakers are weighing a measure that enables BTC tax payments while boosting the national reserve without purchasing coins on the open market.

24 Nov 2025

Greece accelerates AI training for teachers

The pilot scheme introduces a customised ChatGPT model to the secondary schools of Greece, sparking optimism among officials and concern among teachers and pupils about long-term effects.

24 Nov 2025

AI use rises among Portuguese youth

Over a third of Portuguese adults have used AI tools recently, with students and young people leading adoption for personal and educational purposes.

24 Nov 2025

Nokia to invest 4 billion in AI-ready US networks

The funding will enhance mobile, fixed, IP, optical, data centre, and defence networking technologies while strengthening AI-optimised solutions.

24 Nov 2025

VPN credential theft emerges as top ransomware entry point

According to a Beazley Security report, nearly 50 percent of ransomware attacks in Q3 2025 used stolen VPN credentials as their initial access vector.

24 Nov 2025

Popular Python AI library compromised to deliver malware

A build-environment breach caused two versions of the Ultralytics YOLO Python package to be replaced with malicious releases that install a cryptocurrency miner.

24 Nov 2025

Smarter AI processing could lead to cleaner air, say UCR engineers

Researchers at UC Riverside have designed a real-time, environment-aware AI system that could reduce data-centre CO₂ emissions by up to 45 percent while extending server life.

24 Nov 2025

Gemini 3 struggles to accept the year 2025

Google’s Gemini 3 refused to accept it was 2025, highlighting the quirks and limitations of even advanced AI models.

24 Nov 2025

AI teaching leaves Staffordshire students frustrated

University students have raised concerns after discovering large portions of their coding course were delivered using AI-generated materials and voiceovers.