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…WIRED was notified of the leak by maia arson crimew, a Swiss journalist and security researcher known for uncovering the US government's “No Fly List” in 2023. The records are distinct…
…US government finally enforcing and going after immigration law breakers, but also the show of force of what the government can do, it’s a stark reminder of the government's strength…
…The US government considers even routine commercial data sales to private entities in those jurisdictions to be a national security risk. Named companies include Cision, CoStar, Epsilon, HubSpot, Healthcare Inc., and Moody…
…Yeah, no, I think most AI companies would be fearful to not play ball here, because they are all trying to quite literally work with the government, become government contractors, and they…
…The New York Times initially reported that there is an executive order being considered, just at that stage right now, that would create a group of tech executives and government officials who…
…The ability for Claude Mythos and other new AI models to design hacking tools that can find and exploit vulnerabilities in both new and legacy software has forced tech companies and governments…
…Anthropic is basically arguing that the government is infringing upon its free speech rights, saying, quote, "The Constitution does not allow the government to wield its enormous power to punish a company…
…A bonus is that economic activity tied directly to keeping those ecosystems intact helps to remind the government that effective conservation is valuable in its own right. Every evening, participants identify their…
…These events included multiple "Tesla Takedown" protests against Elon Musk’s ransacking of the US government and a “Break Up With Tech Rager" sponsored by Eject Elbit, an activist group organizing to…
…WIRED found that the government is trying to get access to protesters’ private Signal group chats; CBP is looking to hire private investigators to track down deported immigrants abroad, photograph their homes…