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Bill Gates Warns AI Is Humanity’s Most Dangerous Tool, Urges Global Regulation
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Bill Gates Warns AI Is Humanity’s Most Dangerous Tool, Urges Global Regulation

Bill Gates has issued a comprehensive warning regarding artificial intelligence, describing it as the most dangerous tool ever created and calling for urgent international safety frameworks comparable to nuclear arms control. He emphasized the need to legally reserve a substantial share of employment for humans and announced plans to discuss AI governance directly with Chinese leadership.

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HP and Huawei Sign Global Cross-Licensing Agreement for Wi-Fi Patents
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HP and Huawei Sign Global Cross-Licensing Agreement for Wi-Fi Patents

American computer maker HP and Chinese technology firm Huawei have finalized a multi-year global cross-licensing agreement covering key Wi-Fi patents. The deal marks a significant commercial cooperation between the two companies despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Pro-Russian Hackers Claim Responsibility for Major Cyberattacks on Norway
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Pro-Russian Hackers Claim Responsibility for Major Cyberattacks on Norway

A pro-Russian hacking collective has claimed responsibility for a coordinated cyber assault that disrupted numerous Norwegian government digital services. The group cited Norway’s military support for Ukraine as the motive, effectively declaring a cyberwar against the Scandinavian nation.

Australian Under-16 Social Media Use Rises Nine Months After Ban
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Australian Under-16 Social Media Use Rises Nine Months After Ban

New data indicates that social media usage among Australian children under 16 has increased nine months after a nationwide age restriction took effect. Experts attribute the rise to minors increasingly utilizing digital workarounds to bypass platform blocks.