Ruqia Shahid
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OpenAI takes action against three researchers over sensitive information (opens the original)
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OpenAI fires three safety researchers over alleged breach of confidentiality OpenAI confirmed it has parted ways with three researchers stating they mishandled sensitive information, and violated the company’s policies for handling confidential data. According to the Wall Street Journal, the employees allegedly shared confidential company information with a third-party AI-safety organization. OpenAI spokesperson released a statement, “We have parted ways with three individuals for violating our
NASA’s Webb Telescope uncovers clues to moon-forming collisions around distant stars (opens the original)
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Silica-rich debris disks form as a direct result of collisions between Mars-sized bodies around younger stars NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has found new clues that could help scientists investigate the mechanics of satellite-forming impacts in exoplanetary systems displaying signs of similar upheavals, shedding light on the amount of energy involved in these collisions. During its primary mission, NASA’s retired Spitzer Space Telescope examined extreme and abnormally bright debris disks. Th
Trump open to preemptive pardons for administration officials: What to know (opens the original)
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Trump considers preemptively pardoning members of his administration before leaving office President Donald Trump has reportedly stated that he is open to granting preemptive pardons to administration officials before leaving office. This comes during a Time interview published on Thursday. The magazine asked the president whether he was weighing executive clemency for administration staff if Democrats regained power and attempted to probe them, Trump replied, “ Yeah, sure I’d do that.” Biden is
How social media fuels rumors and affects democracy (opens the original)
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A new survey shows social media harms democracy by disseminating false rumors The Pew Research Center reported on Thursday that a growing number of people think social media drives people into two sharply contrasting sets of opinions and harms democracy, reflecting growing apprehension and increased oversight globally. Several companies running social platforms including Meta, Snap, and TikTok faced extensive litigation and paid substantial settlements over claims they harmed users. Australia ha
NASA expands Moon base research with three new investigations (opens the original)
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Three new science missions have been added to prepare for humanity’s first lunar outpost NASA has reportedly selected three new science missions and instrument suites to help pave the way for building humanity’s first lunar base. Primarily, the suite of science instruments and technologies was selected through NASA’s Payloads and Research Investigations on the Surface of the Moon initiative and will help fly to the lunar surface using the lunar payload initiative as a significant part of the age
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