The EU is actively pursuing 'digital sovereignty' through the Digital Markets Act and open-source strategies, aiming to reduce reliance on US Big Tech. By combining regulation with industrial support, Europe seeks to enhance its autonomous control over global digital markets.
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Advancing AI technology has enabled sophisticated zero-click spyware threats. Experts urge users to enable advanced security modes, while regulators push for new liability frameworks.
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The U.S. government has invested $2 billion in equity across nine quantum computing firms, a strategic move to secure technological supremacy and national security that is already reshaping the sector's regulatory landscape.
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The trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has exposed internal turmoil at OpenAI, with former CTO Mira Murati alleging that Altman lied about AI safety standards and revelations of Musk's attempt to recruit Altman to Tesla.
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The French government plans to migrate its internal administrative systems from Windows to Linux to enhance national digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on US-based tech firms.
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Anthropic accidentally exposed 512,000 lines of Claude Code source code; its subsequent DMCA enforcement incorrectly blocked legitimate community projects, sparking controversy.
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Perplexity is being sued over allegations that its 'Incognito Mode' is misleading, claiming the company harvests user chat data for ad revenue despite marketing the feature as private.
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Iran-linked hacking groups, including the Handala collective, have targeted major US technology firms like Apple, Google, and Microsoft, prompting urgent cooperation between private companies, the FBI, and CISA.
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