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Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, has recently announced that it will block the social network X in Brazil. This decision comes after the Brazilian supreme court deemed X to be in violation of court orders and failing to pay fines. The court’s orders had frozen Starlink’s financial assets in the
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The ongoing conflict between Elon Musk’s satellite internet firm Starlink and Brazil’s government has reached a boiling point, with the telecommunications regulator threatening sanctions over the country’s decision to block Musk’s social media company X. The dispute began in April when X was ordered to appoint a legal representative in Brazil, a requirement that the
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LobbyMatic, an AI-powered software company, claims to be able to monitor congressional hearings and supercharge research into legislative and regulatory issues. However, recent reports have revealed that the company is being run by Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman under pseudonyms, casting doubt on the legitimacy of their operations. The lack of leadership listed on LobbyMatic’s
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Artificial intelligence researchers recently made headlines after discovering over 2,000 web links to suspected child sexual abuse imagery within a widely used dataset for training AI image-generator tools. The LAION dataset, which has been instrumental in the development of popular AI image-making tools, came under scrutiny when a report by the Stanford Internet Observatory revealed
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Brazil’s telecommunications regulator recently made the controversial decision to suspend access to Elon Musk’s X social network in the country. This decision came as a result of a judge’s order, following a disagreement with the billionaire investor. The decision to suspend access to a popular social media platform like X raises concerns about censorship and
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In July 2024, CrowdStrike, a US-based cybersecurity technology company, released a sensor configuration update that resulted in a global outage affecting an estimated 8.5 million computers. This incident had far-reaching consequences across critical infrastructure sectors, including airlines, 911 emergency systems, banks, government agencies, health care, and hospitals worldwide. The aftermath of the incident highlighted vulnerabilities
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