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Meta to Monitor Employee Keystrokes and Clicks to Enhance AI Training

Meta will track employee keystrokes and clicks to train AI models, amid concerns over job cuts and increased AI focus. The company plans a $140bn AI investment in 2026.

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Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Grounded After Satellite Launch Failure

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket was grounded after a satellite launch failure led the FAA to order an investigation. The failed mission impacted AST SpaceMobile's satellite deployment and share price.

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Reuters Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket taking off from a Florida launchpad with a hazy blue sky behind it.

UK Banks to Access Anthropic’s Mythos AI Amid Finance Leaders' Security Concerns

UK banks will soon access Anthropic’s Mythos AI tool, raising concerns among finance leaders about cybersecurity risks and regulatory challenges amid global tensions.

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Finance Leaders Voice Serious Concerns Over Anthropic's Mythos AI Model

Finance ministers and bankers express serious concerns over Anthropic's Mythos AI model, which exposes critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities in financial systems. Early access is granted to test defenses ahead of public release amid warnings of potential cybercrime risks.

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Allbirds Shares Surge Over 580% After Shift from Footwear to AI Business

Allbirds shares surged over 580% after announcing a pivot from footwear to AI infrastructure, rebranding as NewBird AI and securing a $50m deal.

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AI-Generated Images Fuel Rise in Insurance Fraud Claims in 2025

AI-generated images are increasingly used in insurance fraud, leading to a 71% rise in claims manipulation in 2025. Insurers and fraud bureaus are investing in detection technology to combat this growing threat.

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Snapchat Owner Cuts 1,000 Jobs Citing AI to Reduce Repetitive Tasks

Snap has cut 1,000 jobs, about 16% of its workforce, citing AI tools to reduce repetitive tasks and improve efficiency, aiming to save $500 million annually amid investor pressure and industry-wide tech layoffs.

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Amazon to Invest $11.57B in Globalstar to Expand Satellite Internet Services

Amazon plans to acquire Globalstar for $11.57B to expand its satellite internet services, competing with Elon Musk's Starlink and securing partnerships with major firms including Apple.

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Rolls-Royce Secures Nearly £600m UK Funding to Develop Small Modular Reactors

Rolls-Royce has secured nearly £600m from the UK’s national wealth fund to develop small modular reactors at Wylfa, Anglesey, aiming to create jobs and advance low-carbon nuclear power.

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Decommissioned Wylfa nuclear power station viewed from a beach on Anglesey

OpenAI Halts UK Data Centre Project Citing Energy and Regulatory Concerns

OpenAI pauses its UK data centre project Stargate UK due to high energy costs and regulatory concerns, delaying plans to expand AI infrastructure despite government support.

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Irish Engineers Profit from AI Boom with Major Data Centre Deals

Irish engineering firms like TES Group and LotusWorks are profiting from the AI boom through major data centre deals, with Philip O'Doherty's £2.5bn sale of E&I Engineering marking the most lucrative transaction.

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Oracle Cuts Thousands of Jobs Amid Increased AI Infrastructure Investment

Oracle is cutting thousands of jobs as it increases investment in AI infrastructure, aiming to reassure investors despite concerns over costs and debt. The layoffs affect senior technical staff amid a broader tech industry trend toward AI-focused restructuring.

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The Oracle field office in Arlington, Virginia, US, behind road signs and traffic lights

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