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UK faces the most state-sponsored cyberattacks in Europe (opens the original)
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As AI becomes more widely available and lowers the barrier of entry into cybercrime, hackers are launching a record number of campaigns against consumers and businesses alike, experts have warned. The United Kingdom is now fifth in the world for countries where customers are most frequently impacted by cyber threats, with the nation accounting for 3.8% of global activity, according to a new report from Microsoft. The UK has also risen to the top as the most targeted country for nation-state and
AI data center developers offered every house in this town $10,000 (opens the original)
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Households in Hazle, Pennsylvania, were offered $10,000 each as part of a plan to help get a 1,300 acre AI data center built near the town - but it hasn’t gone exactly as planned. NorthPoint Development believed the scheme - which would cost $45 million - would help convince local residents to get on board with having the campus built, but many residents are calling the payment a “bribe” and have refused. The developers have also planned a further $120 million over the next 15 years through fund
Meta reveals new Enterprise Platform to help businesses harness its AI (opens the original)
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Moving beyond simply automating and assisting your entire personal life, Meta now wants to give businesses access to its leading AI models to help supercharge growth and productivity. The company's new Meta Enterprise Platform will offer access to Muse agent, Meta Business Agent, Muse API, Muse Code for businesses and developers. “Meta already serves billions of people at scale and helps hundreds of millions of businesses reach customers. Today we are starting the next major pillar of our busine
'Unknown defect' grounded 2,000 UK flights in travel chaos (opens the original)
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The UK airspace came to a grinding halt earlier this month after the UK’s National Air Traffic Services (Nats) announced that there was a glitch in its flight processing system. Following an investigation, NATS has determined that the fault was caused by a manual request for a squawk code that became corrupted, forcing the National Airspace System (NAS) that covers the UK to be restarted, grounding and diverting thousands of aircraft. The disruption began in the morning of 8 September, and while
US inherits Venezuelan surveillance built on banned Chinese tech and AI (opens the original)
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When the United States decided to oust and capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a daring nighttime operation, the capital of Caracas was turned to complete darkness as the United States Cyber Command allegedly knocked power generation offline. But this goes beyond giving US troops favorable conditions to infiltrate Maduro's compound. Since coming to power in 2013, Maduro had been building a huge surveillance network to help keep an eye on and - if necessary - quell opposition. A survei
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