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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has attacked OpenAI and Anthropic, saying that thier controlled approach to AI amounts to abandoning our values in American tech. His 6,500-word essay The Future is for Everyone calls Anthropic's alignment thinking flawed and argues that labs hoarding frontier models pose the real danger, as Meta returns to open-weight AI with Muse Glimmer.

German companies remain heavily dependent on US technology, from cloud services and software to AI. A new survey reveals why businesses see the reliance as risky but are reluctant to pay the cost of switching. Meanwhile, the EU is racing to build its own AI infrastructure.#Germany #US #Technology #AI #Europe #EU #ArtificialIntelligence #TechRace

Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced questions over the reported secret operation that moved President Donald Trump between aircraft during his departure from Turkey. The operation, reportedly prompted by an Iranian threat, involved Trump secretly leaving the older Air Force One via a catering vehicle before boarding a smaller Air Force C-32A.

The Jonas Brothers are stepping back into the world of Camp Rock! Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas opened up about returning to the franchise that played a huge role in their early careers, this time as producers alongside Demi Lovato. The brothers say theyre excited to revisit the beloved Disney era while introducing a new generation of young talent to the 'Camp Rock' universe. For longtime fans, its a major dose of nostalgia!

India has formally standardised the names of 27 places and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh, drawing a sharp response from China. The list includes 21 settlements and localities, four mountain passes, a high-altitude lake and the Sher-e-Thapa Memorial. Several locations, including Jaswant Garh and Thag La, carry military and historical significance linked to the 1962 India-China war. The Ministry of Home Affairs says the move will ensure consistent references across Survey of India map

Donald Trump publicly offered Ukraine a licence to manufacture Patriot missilesthen said weeks later that Washington had approved no such transfer. The Daily Telegraph reports that US officials fear sensitive technology could be stolen, diverted or ultimately acquired by Russia, while alleging that some Western-supplied weapons have appeared on Europes illicit market. Earlier oversight reports found monitoring weaknesses, but they do not prove wholesale trafficking. Trump now faces a choice betw

Indias fighter strategy is now running on four clocks. Jaguar is ageing out. Rafale is being lined up as the bridge. AMCA is Indias sovereign fifth-generation bet. And now New Delhi wants access to sixth-generation technology through Frances FCAS programme. The Defence Ministry has confirmed efforts to co-join FCAS, while Dassault has separately submitted its proposal for 114 Rafales, including large-scale production in India. This video explains why FCAS matters to AMCA, what India could gain f

Another ship fire has been reported near Oman amid the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict, raising fresh fears over the safety of commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. According to Gulf News, Iran reportedly launched multiple anti-ship cruise missiles from the Sirik area in southern Iran, allegedly striking an oil tanker near Oman. Unverified reports claim the vessel was hit by multiple missiles, while another unconfirmed claim says a U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone was shot down over southern Ira

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has temporarily halted the approval of new data centers while regulators perform a thorough audit of existing projects. Developers are required to demonstrate their electricity and water usage, reflecting a response to mounting concerns surrounding the swift expansion of data centers. The primary focus remains on ensuring the safety and quality of life for all Texans.

Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in North Dallas after officers responded to a reported burglary in progress. More than 20 Dallas Police units converged on the residential neighborhood, where aerial footage showed a black sedan on a home's front lawn and portions of the scene blurred after what appeared to be blood and a body were visible. Authorities said no officers were injured and the investigation remains ongoing. Watch the latest updates from the scene.

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