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AI agents attempt to hack a Canadian government website, but no compromise occurs
Modern car keys carry hidden technology that drives up replacement costs
FTC will seek testimony from top AI executives over consumer safety concerns
Stripes on wings are linked to stronger visual confusion, researchers find
Europe’s car industry struggling with weak demand, Chinese competition and US tariffs
Artificial intelligence must become a tool for widening access to education rather than another force that deepens inequality, higher education leaders have warned
A new AI platform has been launched to help small business owners get the support they need in a country where most do not survive their first five years
Data-driven insights from Canvas enhance student engagement and performance tracking, Cape Town summit hears
Counterfeit Ozempic was sourced from China and allegedly sold to US distributors despite FDA warnings
Developing nations are demanding a greater role in shaping the rules governing artificial intelligence, warning a technology poised to transform economies could instead deepen global inequalities
Stellantis will pause production at three of its French factories for at least a week, the automaker said on Tuesday, due partly to a shortage of batteries for electric vehicles
The next biotech boom could start with drugs everyone gave up on, writes Heath Muchena
Washington, under President Trump, cut research funding in early 2025, particularly affecting health and HIV programmes
Pressure is mounting on the Trump administration to address the risks of AI technology to the public
Chinese examples are not dangerous at current capability levels, but as agents get more capable, their misbehaviours will become harder for humans to detect