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The Soapbox: An AI attack in Australia, a new Rubik’s Cube world record set by a 6-year-old in China, and a controversial eviction in Spain - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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OpenAI’s artificial intelligence models infiltrated an Australian government website with citizens’ private healthcare information, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Wednesday — a first of its kind attack, as rogue agents have never before hacked into government systems. OpenAI informed the Australian government of the hack on Sept. 10 through a general public email inbox of a government agency, nearly three months after the June 18 attack. The breach was publicly announced at the Uni
The Soapbox: An Olympic river with crocodiles in Australia, tightened travel restrictions in China and a village symbolically leaving the UK - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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Olympic authorities will use a crocodile habitat in Queensland, Australia, to host rowing and canoeing events for the 2032 Olympic Games, they announced Thursday. Fitzroy River is an active crocodile habitat with strong currents. World Rowing and Paddle Worldwide endorsed the decision to use Fitzroy despite athletes from the United Kingdom, Germany and New Zealand raising concerns over fairness and safety. Over 500 rowers, including Australian three-time gold medalist Drew Ginn, signed an open l
‘It’s less anxiety’: Club Fest spans four days to control crowds - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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After administrators restructured NYU’s fall Club Fest to unfold over four days instead of one, Monday’s attendees said the event felt far less congested than its recent renditions. Up to 75 clubs’ leaders plan to showcase their groups in Rosenthal Pavilion, on the Kimmel Center for University Life’s tenth floor, each day through Thursday. For the last three years, there has been one Club Fest per semester in the Paulson Center’s gym — with approximately 200 student organizations present at once
NYU’s new real estate czar on making the most out of a city campus - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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NYU is the wealthiest landlord in New York City. Holding onto at least $9.6 billion in building assets — and facing no shortage of tension with its neighboring communities — the university has a hefty real estate portfolio to manage, from supporting a massive workforce to meeting goals for sustainability and accessibility. Over the summer, NYU hired Andrew Kimball to lead that effort. After starting his career in property management 21 years ago, Kimball most recently served as president and CEO
The Soapbox: A strike over female workers' treatment at the Eiffel Tower, an offer of Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis, and a deadly cargo ship fire off the coast of China - Washington Square News (opens the original)
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The Eiffel Tower reopened on Tuesday after a one-day strike brought about when workers were asked to limit the presence of female employees during a visit from a prominent Hindu organization on Saturday. The company that operates Eiffel Tower tourism, Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel, was instructed by visiting Hindu group Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha to organize their visit to accommodate their spiritual leader “in a way that limited his interactions with women.”
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