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Samir Muhammad, 21, was found not guilty of raping the young woman he met at the Cameo nightclub in Bournemouth, Dorset.

Zoë Kravitz wowed in a midi yellow satin skirt as she attended YSL's catwalk during Paris Fashion Week on Monday. 

The death certificate also clarified that Celeste Rivas was not pregnant at the time of her death and had not been pregnant within the last year.

Lila Moss dazzled in a plunging silk shirt as she partied at her 23rd birthday bash in Paris on Monday, where she was joined by the likes of Iris Law and Central Cee.

Delhi High Court denies urgent relief after vendor halts services citing EU rules

An Indian court has refused urgent relief to an SAP customer after the vendor withheld support due to EU sanctions introduced in the summer.…

Duo could dominate in the same way Microsoft and Intel ruled PCs for decades

Opinion  The OpenAI and Nvidia $100 billion partnership sure sounds impressive. $100 billion isn't chicken feed, even as more and more tech companies cross the trillion-dollar mark. But what does it really mean?…

The judge in the Sandie Peggie tribunal has accused NHS Fife's legal team of 'negligence' after they attempted to make a last minute change to their defence.

Open source database adds multi-tenant clustering, safer shutdowns, and eyes life beyond caching

Open source key-value database Valkey is set for its ninth iteration next month, promising improved resource optimization and availability.…

Former Made In Chelsea star Jessica Woodley has become a first time mum after welcoming a son with her partner Mark Logan.

Michelle Pfeiffer revealed she has welcomed her first grandchild in a very rare interview this week.

Baroness Manningham-Buller cites Kremlin sabotage, cyberattacks, and assassinations as signs of an undeclared conflict

The former head of MI5 says hostile cyberattacks and intelligence operations directed by The Kremlin indicate the UK might already be at war with Russia.…

Good luck with that!

OpenAI says it is introducing parental controls to ChatGPT that will help improve the safety of teenagers using its AI chatbot. The only catch? Teens will have to allow their parents to connect to their accounts before the controls can take effect.…

F-Droid has warned that Google's upcoming developer verification program will kill the free and open source app repository. Google announced plans several weeks ago to force all Android app developers to register their apps and identity with the company. Apps not validated by Google will not be installable on certified Android devices. F-Droid says it cannot require developers to register with Google or take over app identifiers to register for them. The site operators say doing so would effectively take over distribution rights from app authors. Google plans to begin testing the verification scheme in the coming weeks and may charge registration fees. Unverified apps will start being blocked next year in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand before expanding globally in 2027. F-Droid is calling on US and EU regulators to intervene.

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Bubble, you say? OpenAI will borrow billions to pay Big Red, who will borrow billions on the hope OpenAI pays it

As part of its $300 billion cloud compute contract with OpenAI, Oracle may need to borrow roughly $100 billion over the next four years to build the datacenters required, according to KeyBanc's projections.…

And they may not be seeking proper consent

ai-pocalypse  Profound is a startup that promises to help companies understand how they appear in AI responses to customer queries. But one expert in the field thinks the AI analytics startup has been sucking up information on users' AI conversations without proper consent.…

NASA has warned that more solar storms could soon hit Earth, and a new study has found that it could have dire consequences for human health.

Leanne Lucas, who was injured during the attack, was due to give evidence at the Southport Inquiry, but Liverpool Town Hall heard she was 'not fit'.

Adds more Anthropic into the mix as Redmond hedges its bets

Microsoft is jumping on the vibe coding bandwagon with "vibe working," its name for adding AI agents to the online Office suite to help you complete your work.…

The Home Secretary, who was born in Birmingham to parents of Pakistani descent, told Labour party conference that in some demonstrators' view she 'has no place' in Britain.

An anonymous reader shares a report: OpenAI is planning to release a new version of its Sora video generator that creates videos featuring copyrighted material unless copyright holders opt out of having their work appear, according to people familiar with the matter. OpenAI began alerting talent agencies and studios about the forthcoming product and its opt-out process over the last week and plans to release the new version in the coming days, the people said. The new opt-out process means that movie studios and other intellectual property owners would have to explicitly ask OpenAI not to include their copyrighted material in videos Sora creates. While copyrighted characters will require an opt-out, the new product won't generate images of recognizable public figures without their permission, people familiar with OpenAI's thinking said.

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