EU Parliament votes to protect media freedom and limit spying on reporterseuronews.com·3 pts·wolverine876·0
Livestock industry co-opts academics to downplay its climate impact, study sayswashingtonpost.com·2 pts·wolverine876·0
One Twin Was Hurt, the Other Was Not. Their Adult Mental Health Divergednytimes.com·16 pts·wolverine876·4
70 years ago, an H-bomb test went awry. We must never forget the falloutwashingtonpost.com·81 pts·wolverine876·5
Tax return is secret by law. TurboTax wants you to give up your privacywashingtonpost.com·77 pts·wolverine876·22
AI and other companies: Changing terms of service could be unfair or deceptiveftc.gov·11 pts·wolverine876·3
AG Designates First Chief Science and Tech Advisor, and Chief AI Officerjustice.gov·1 pts·wolverine876·0
Sure, It Won an Oscar. But Is It Criterion?: The Criterion Collectionnytimes.com·9 pts·wolverine876·6
China is building its own Starlink, as questions surround Musk's constellationdefenseone.com·5 pts·wolverine876·0
Fight tonight vs. Getting it right: Pentagon CDAO wants to build AI to lastbreakingdefense.com·1 pts·wolverine876·0
Using virtual reality to train Ukrainian journalists to cover the war safelyniemanlab.org·2 pts·wolverine876·2
Posing as Americans, Chinese accounts on X aim to divide and disruptwashingtonpost.com·28 pts·wolverine876·5
The US-Europe antitrust divide: Key to Silicon Valley and Chinese surveillanceft.com·4 pts·wolverine876·4
Chinese cyber operations have entered more dangerous phase, US warnsdefenseone.com·6 pts·wolverine876·0
Prisoners in the US are part of a hidden workforce linked to popular food brandsapnews.com·144 pts·wolverine876·129