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AI Leaders Urge Regulation of Synthetic DNA to Prevent BiothreatsSecurity

AI Leaders Urge Regulation of Synthetic DNA to Prevent Biothreats

Leaders from top artificial intelligence companies, including OpenAI, Microsoft, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic, have united to highlight the growing risks of AI being used to develop biological weapons. In a joint letter, they called on lawmakers to enforce mandatory screening of synthetic DNA orders to prevent them from falling into the wrong hands. Experts warn that modern AI systems can bypass traditional barriers that once protected the world from biothreats, lowering the threshold for malicious actors to create dangerous pathogens.

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Hackers Breach UN Food Aid Tracking System for GazaSecurity

Hackers Breach UN Food Aid Tracking System for Gaza

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) disclosed a breach of its self-registration application for aid recipients in Palestine. The incident compromised data of approximately 600,000 households in Gaza relying on the system for food assistance. While details of the breach remain undisclosed, the organization confirmed unauthorized access to the information. WFP is assessing the impact on affected households while ensuring aid deliveries remain unaffected.

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KDDI Expands Ponta Member Perks: Cinema Tickets at 1,100 Yen Twice a WeekBusiness

KDDI Expands Ponta Member Perks: Cinema Tickets at 1,100 Yen Twice a Week

KDDI, one of Japan’s leading telecommunications operators, has announced an expansion of its Ponta loyalty program benefits. Members can now enjoy discounted cinema tickets not only on Mondays but also on Wednesdays, with adult and student tickets priced at 1,100 yen (approximately 558 ₽). The changes will take effect following the consolidation of existing plans, making the service more convenient and cost-effective for users. This move aims to enhance customer satisfaction by making everyday entertainment more accessible.

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Oura Ring 5: The New Benchmark for Smart Rings with Enhanced Design and SensorsHardware

Oura Ring 5: The New Benchmark for Smart Rings with Enhanced Design and Sensors

Oura has launched the fifth generation of its smart ring, boasting a 40% slimmer profile and six new finishes, including gold and copper. The device delivers enhanced sensor accuracy, improved comfort, and expanded health monitoring features, such as alerts for atrial fibrillation and sleep apnea. Early tests confirm significant design and usability improvements, along with high pulse measurement precision.

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Google Photos Restores Automatic Sync with Digital Photo FramesHardware

Google Photos Restores Automatic Sync with Digital Photo Frames

Digital photo frames like Aura have regained the ability to automatically update images from Google Photos, thanks to Google’s new Ambient API. Earlier changes to the Google Photos API disrupted sync functionality, but users can now effortlessly configure automatic photo displays without manual intervention. This update addresses long-standing user demands for seamless integration between cloud storage and smart displays.

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Google to Pay 10,1 млрд ₽ to Android Owners in the U.S. for Data CollectionSecurity

Google to Pay 10,1 млрд ₽ to Android Owners in the U.S. for Data Collection

Google has agreed to a 10,1 млрд ₽ settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by Android device owners in the U.S. The lawsuit accused the company of unauthorized data collection through mobile networks, with no opt-out option for users. Data harvesting continued even when location services were disabled and apps were closed. The maximum compensation per user is expected to be 7500 ₽ with payouts beginning after final court approval on June 23.

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3D Scanning of Cultural Heritage: How Technology Preserves Ancient ArtifactsDevelopment

3D Scanning of Cultural Heritage: How Technology Preserves Ancient Artifacts

A project to create digital copies of Benzaiten deity statues, recognized as important cultural assets of Japan, has launched at Enoshima Temple in Kanagawa Prefecture. Using 3D scanning, experts preserve unique artifacts to protect them from risks such as natural disasters, theft, or damage. The temple’s head noted that even with careful preservation, originals may not survive for centuries, making digital duplicates a reliable way to pass down heritage to future generations.

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AI Leaders Race for IPO: Startups Value Shares in ListingsArtificial intelligence

AI Leaders Race for IPO: Startups Value Shares in Listings

The artificial intelligence market is experiencing a surge in preparations for initial public offerings (IPOs). Some startups, like Anthropic, are in such high demand that their shares are being used as payment in unexpected sectors, such as real estate transactions. This trend highlights the growing investor interest in promising AI projects and companies' efforts to solidify their market leadership.

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WD at COMPUTEX: HDDs Remain a Key Component of AI InfrastructureHardware

WD at COMPUTEX: HDDs Remain a Key Component of AI Infrastructure

At COMPUTEX 2024, Western Digital (WD) demonstrated why hard disk drives (HDDs) continue to serve as the backbone of artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company introduced innovative solutions, including advanced cooling and vibration protection technologies, and updated its storage product roadmap. By 2029, HDDs are expected to reach 100TB capacity, with data transfer speeds increasing fourfold.

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Filtr: A New Tool for Blocking Ads in iPhone and Mac AppsSecurity

Filtr: A New Tool for Blocking Ads in iPhone and Mac Apps

The developer behind the popular Safari ad blocker has introduced Filtr—a tool that blocks ads not just in browsers but across apps on Apple devices. Operating at the system level, Filtr uses Apple’s new URL filtering feature in iOS 26 and macOS 26 to eliminate intrusive ads and tracking in most applications, extending protection beyond web browsing. The tool requires no access to personal data and updates automatically to maintain effectiveness.

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Anthropic Prepares for IPO as Revenue Soars to 3,5 трлн ₽Artificial intelligence

Anthropic Prepares for IPO as Revenue Soars to 3,5 трлн ₽

U.S.-based AI model developer Anthropic has confidentially filed for an IPO. The company, recently valued at 71,7 трлн ₽ with a 4,9 трлн ₽ funding round, cites the need for additional capital to advance its technologies. Co-founder Daniela Amodei highlighted that training and operating AI models require substantial investments, and the public market could be the optimal funding source for long-term growth.

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