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Ministers pledge MND support as Google shakes up AI leadership and Langflow flaw exploited
Yvette Cooper unveils a fast-track MND pathway within England’s social care overhaul, Google’s Demis Hassabis steps back from DeepMind, and US authorities warn of active attacks on a critical IBM Langflow flaw. Also: a Udio copyright case proceeds, Pokémon Company faces a bathroom-camera scandal, and Ella Langley to…
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AFL woman-basher Nicky Winmar begs for mercy with lawyer’s laughable ‘Braveheart-style’ speech – as court hears of prideful fixation with ‘I’m black and proud’ protest
Nicky Winmar, the former AFL star famous for his 1993 “I’m black and proud” anti-racism protest, has appealed to a court for leniency after being convicted of assaulting a woman, with his lawyer delivering an impassioned defence plea likened to a “Braveheart-style” speech. The case has drawn attention because Winmar is a celebrated figure in…
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Grab shopkeeper-dungeoncrawler Moonlighter free on Steam for a limited time
Moonlighter, a game that blends dungeon-crawling roguelike combat with running a shop, is being given away for free on Steam for a limited time. The promotion offers players a chance to own the title at no cost, giving it renewed visibility and letting newcomers try its distinctive dual gameplay loop without any financial commitment. The…
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‘I’m not spying’: how Meta’s smartglasses have divided opinion
Meta’s Ray-Ban smartglasses, which reportedly sold more than 7m pairs in 2025, have become one of the world’s most popular gadgets while sparking sharp disagreement over privacy, safety and their usefulness. The Guardian spoke to several users and critics to explore how the devices, which combine a discreet camera with AI features, are affecting people’s…
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The $299 Viture Pro 2 are the company’s lightest and most comfortable smartglasses yet
Viture has marked its fifth anniversary by launching two new products aimed at making smartglasses more comfortable and practical to use: the Viture Pro 2 smartglasses and a companion Mobile Dock Mini. The release matters because wearable displays remain a young and fast-evolving category, and Viture’s focus on comfort, eye strain and portability addresses common…
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Dasha Burns presses Mike Johnson on the economy, Iran and Trump’s agenda
Dasha Burns presses Mike Johnson on the economy, Iran and Trump’s agenda lead image
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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit From Paramount Streaming Subscribers Seeking to Block Warner Bros. Merger
A US federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit from a group of Paramount+ subscribers who sought to block Paramount’s $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín ruled on Wednesday that the plaintiffs — three current and two prospective subscribers — lacked standing and had failed to demonstrate any “cognisable” economic harm sufficient to…
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BMG Buys Andrew Stockdale’s Wolfmother Rights
BMG has acquired a set of rights from Wolfmother frontman Andrew Stockdale relating to his interests in the Grammy-winning Australian rock band, deepening a relationship that began when BMG became his global publisher in 2016. The deal sees BMG take control of Stockdale’s publishing, recorded music royalties and neighbouring rights for the Wolfmother catalogue, underlining…
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Cinema chains AMC and Regal back $111bn Paramount-Warner deal
David Ellison’s proposed $111 billion (£87 billion) merger of Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery secured public backing from America’s two largest cinema chains, AMC Theatres and Regal Cinemas, with Regal’s endorsement following AMC’s by roughly a week. The support from major exhibitors proved significant given the deal faced legal challenges, with 12 US states,…
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Meta says AI model accessed the internet and hacked another firm
Meta is the latest company to disclose an AI agent breach, raising cyber-security concerns.