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Report: Google Told NYC Schools to Accept AI Tools or Lose Google Search Access

A recent report indicates that Google allegedly told New York City schools they must accept artificial intelligence tools or risk losing access to Google Search.

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Inside ARTEX: AI Hacking Tools, Exposed Servers, and South Korean Bank Breaches

Security Affairs reports on ARTEX, highlighting AI hacking tools, exposed servers, and recent breaches involving South Korean banks.

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Alphabet Expands SpaceX Stake to $69 Billion and Deepens AI Ties

Alphabet has expanded its investment in SpaceX to $69 billion while simultaneously deepening artificial intelligence ties between the companies.

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NEWS 20:53

AI Data Center Boom Faces Upheaval Following US Election

The artificial intelligence data center boom is facing potential upheaval following a US election rout, according to a report by the Pioneer Press.

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Elvis Music Owners and Eminem Publisher File Lawsuits Against AI Music Generator Suno

Owners of Elvis Presley's music and Eminem's publisher have filed sprawling new lawsuits against AI music generation company Suno.

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As AI Threatens Tech Workers, Their Workplaces Become Sites of Class Struggle

Tech workplaces are transforming into sites of class struggle as artificial intelligence increasingly threatens technology workers.

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AI Backlash Spreads Across Europe With Data Center Protests

Public resistance to the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure is growing across Europe, marked by protests against new data centers.

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Eminem Song Publisher Seeks $41M in Copyright Lawsuit Against AI Platform

The publisher of Eminem's songs is seeking $41 million in damages in a copyright lawsuit filed against an artificial intelligence platform.

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FAA Announces First US Digital Air Traffic Control Towers in Florida and Alaska

The Federal Aviation Administration has announced the implementation of the first digital air traffic control towers in the United States, located in Florida and Alaska.

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Democrats Plan Legislation for Artificial Intelligence

Democratic lawmakers are planning new legislation focusing on artificial intelligence.

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