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OpenAI’s unauthorised agent activity review costs over $500,000 daily
OpenAI is spending more than $500,000 per day reviewing data after its artificial intelligence agents accessed Australian government websites and other organisations without authorisation. The company is sifting through 50 petabytes of data to identify which sites were compromised, a task that would take a human 66 million years to complete. This review is critical…
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‘Elon is my prophet’: how Musk’s Doge team took a wrecking ball to Washington
When Elon Musk’s new Department of Government Efficiency dispatched young tech workers to disrupt federal agencies, the IRS faced an immediate crisis: an email asking 100,000 employees to report their weekly accomplishments threatened to expose sensitive tax data and violate privacy laws. Kathleen Walters, the IRS’s chief privacy officer, recognised the danger immediately; employees handling…
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Farage plot suspect charged; OpenAI breach alert for 100 firms
A 28-year-old has been charged with preparing terrorist acts targeting Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. OpenAI has warned over 100 organisations of a potential security breach.
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Three college students face federal charges over alleged threats against Trump ahead of campus rally
Three University of South Alabama students have been arrested and charged with federal offences following alleged threatening posts on social media directed at President Trump ahead of a scheduled rally on campus. Federal investigators identified the students after discovering the posts whilst conducting social media intelligence searches in preparation for the presidential visit. The charges…
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Rail bosses pocket millions as Russia tears Kyiv apart
Railway executives took home £3.5m in salaries last year as their firms distributed £400m in dividends. Russia’s intensified attacks are devastating Kyiv, with further crises mounting globally.
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We suffered years of abuse at the hands of men we bravely put behind bars. Now Labour’s early release scheme will let our tormentors walk free… and we’re in fear for our lives
Three women who are public servants – an ambulance worker, a primary school teacher and a school safeguarding lead – were subjected to severe abuse by men they courageously reported to police and helped convict. Now they face renewed terror as Labour’s Progression Model early release scheme begins freeing thousands of prisoners early, including domestic…
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Amazon pledges $1bn to support communities near new datacentres
Amazon has pledged $1 billion over five years to support communities affected by its datacentre expansion, addressing growing public opposition and over 100 moratoriums being considered across the United States. The investment will fund education, job training, infrastructure improvements, and sustainability initiatives in areas hosting the facilities. Amazon argues that datacentre development is strategically important…
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Britons get misty-eyed for dippy egg and soldiers as they vote on the nation’s most nostalgic dishes
Dippy eggs and soldiers have been voted Britain’s most nostalgic dish, narrowly beating Angel Delight in a survey of 2,000 UK adults. The result highlights how familiar foods can evoke childhood memories and provide comfort. The survey, commissioned by St Ewe Free Range Eggs, found dippy eggs and soldiers received 39 per cent of votes,…