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Bernie Sanders proposes 20 year prison sentence for AI devs who plow ahead with Artificial Superintelligence plans
By Mark Tyson Published
Senators Bernie Sanders and Greg Cezar have announced their Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act which threatens 20-year prison sentences for rule breakers.

Anthropic CEO warns of AI-driven botnet 'swarm' taking over the entire internet
By Anton Shilov Published
As an Ex-Anthropic warns AI will get self-sufficient and kill our posterity.

Intel revives One Mono font after brief retirement during open-source purge
By Kunal Khullar Published
Intel’s decision to archive its developer-focused One Mono font lasted only two days, with the company now restoring the open-source project despite its relatively limited development activity.

Chinese military researchers and tech giants caught using Claude
By Anton Shilov Published
Anthropic accuses China-linked actors of using its Claude models of weapon development, intelligence activities, distilling AI models.

Mexican cartel's crypto farm seized in mountain raid
By Mark Tyson Published
There is increasing evidence that Mexican drug cartels are diversifying into cryptocurrency mining and are using crypto platforms to launder their ill-gotten gains.

Waymo robotaxi calls cops on riders handling loaded AR-style ghost gun
By Mark Tyson Published
Following a tip-off from robotaxi firm Waymo, San Francisco police conducted a 'high-risk vehicle stop' and arrested two juveniles for illegal possession of a firearm.

Playable Tomb Raider runs on a humble 1-watt chip
By Mark Tyson Published
A retro video gaming devotee has showcased Lara Croft adventuring in and among ancient tombs on a humble ESP32-P4 microcontroller.

Ukraine triumphs in 'first-ever' drone-vs-drone boat battle
By Mark Tyson Published
Ukraine’s Navy has claimed that it has won 'the first-ever battle of unmanned naval boats.'
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