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• DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis steps back from CEO role, takes Alphabet chief scientist post
• UK children report surge in explicit AI-generated 'nudified' images, removal service says
• Privacy fears grow over smartglasses after man says he was secretly photographed in Melbourne
• White House keeps AI safety-testing framework under wraps after closed-door industry talks
• Ninety-Second Power Cut Brings Rail Services to a Standstill, Highlighting System Vulnerabilities
• Former Australian chief scientist invokes Asimov as he urges new ‘three laws’ for artificial intelligence
• New Mexico Court Orders Meta to Pay $567 Million in Second Phase of Youth-Harm Trial
• After OpenAI and Meta disclosures, why are AI systems getting online without authorization?
• TfL grants first licences for self‑driving minicabs in London, but human safety drivers will remain initially
• UK AI Safety Institute says Anthropic and OpenAI models used new levels of autonomy and deception in safety test
• Technology strengthens wildfire surveillance but cannot replace firefighters
• Virtual urban battlegrounds used to rehearse British military decision-making
• Can you tell if someone is filming you with Meta’s glasses?
• Tokenomics: Why making AI pay is tricky
• Apple challenges UK demand for access to encrypted iCloud data at investigatory tribunal
• Children who open social media accounts at start of secondary school score lower in tests, study finds
• Xbox Series X price rises by £170 in UK as memory chip costs climb
• Experts warn of fake RingGo texts that pressure recipients to pay bogus parking fees