VMware uses Nvidia-favored 'AI factory' brand to build something with rival AMD
Forget the confusing branding and focus on your shrinking token bill
Lionel Messi retires from Argentina duty: 39-year-old bows out after defeat in World Cup final by Spain - just a few weeks after his father passed away
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football following Argentina's defeat in the World Cup final to Spain last month.
BBC airs footage of hip hop star Loyle Carner rapping 'f*** Nigel Farage' and 'free Palestine' during Reading Festival set
A recording of the set was then uploaded to BBC iPlayer where it was dubbed 'poignant' and 'uplifting' by the corporation.
Even small age gaps wreak havoc on finances... here's how to avoid losing HALF your pension pot
They say age ain't nothing but a number, but when it comes to later-life financial planning it can be a bit of a headache - especially if you reach retirement at a different time to your partner.
Fury as Trump's billionaire Italy ambassador parties on $450MILLION yacht... staggering photos reveal hot tubs and helipads on 383ft 'love boat'
Theodore Roosevelt was famous for gunboat diplomacy. But Trump's Italy ambassador has found a more luxurious way to win friends: love boat diplomacy.
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo reveal their home was searched by police 'with sniffer dogs' in the middle of the night
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo have revealed their home was searched by police with sniffer dogs in the middle of the night.
Bryan Kohberger lawyer suggests he has new information about Idaho murders as quadruple killer seeks to retract his guilty pleas
Kohberger pleaded guilty last year to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students - Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves , 21, Ethan Chapin, 20, and Xana Kernodle, 20.
The chilling personality type more dangerous than a psychopath, according to a former FBI agent
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Kalshi Dishes Out Its First-Ever Lifetime Ban to George Santos
Kalshi has issued its first-ever lifetime ban to former U.S. Rep. George Santos after concluding he failed to fully cooperate with an insider-trading investigation. He is also being fined $71,356, according to a filing (PDF) on its website. Engadget reports:
It was reported in June that Santos was under investigation from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) over insider trading. Prediction markets like Kalshi allow users to buy contracts or shares in the outcome of events. Participants don't necessarily have to wait for an event to resolve before selling these contracts and cashing in.
Santos allegedly bought contracts on Kalshi indicating that he would not attend this year's State of the Union speech after weather disrupted his travel plans. According to the CFTC, Santos then sold those contracts for a profit after claiming on social media that he would be in attendance. The former congressman is said to have made more than $17,500 through this scheme, which Kalshi reportedly detected and flagged to authorities. In July, Santos agreed to pay over $35,000 to settle the CFTC's claims against him. The agency also issued him a three-year trading ban.
Kalshi, however, doesn't plan to allow Santos back on its platform in 2029 (or anytime after that). The company confirmed to The Wall Street Journal this was the first time it had given anyone a lifetime ban and that it did so because Santos didn't fully cooperate with its investigation. He can appeal the decision to the CTFC.
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Orbify.eu pitches warped Inception-style 3D maps for navigation
'You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling'
Overstretched Army working at unsustainable '135 per cent' of capacity says report into suicide of rising star officer at highly pressurised headquarters
The British Army is so overstretched that it is putting the lives of its own soldiers at risk, a classified report seen by the Mail has revealed.
Body is found in the hunt for missing woman, 25, who vanished on Friday: Police probe 'unexplained' death
Eilidh Bell was last seen around 1am on Friday in Campbeltown, Argyll and Bute, and was reported missing on Sunday.
Apple and Google rake in more from 'app tax' on Britons than they pay in corporation tax, study finds
A study found Apple shelled out £322million in UK corporation tax last year while Google paid £146million in 2024 - the latest accounts available for both tech giants.
The Morning Poll: Should councils have stronger powers to stop illegal land development?
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Captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro flashes smile and peace sign in new jail photos
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OpenClaw 2.0 pours glitter on slow-burning security dumpster fire
Making installation easier and putting a new wrapper on the interface while leaving most of the security to users is a recipe for more trouble with the popular agent harness
Boy, four, dies after off-road bike and car crash in Nottinghamshire: Two men, aged 32 and 24, are arrested
The boy was a passenger on the off-road bike and was pronounced dead at the scene on Churchill Drive, Newark, after the crash, which took place around 6pm on Sunday.
Nursery fined £7k after baby suffers burns from bleach and boiling water
A nursery has been fined after a ten-month-old boy was badly burnt by bleach and boiling water. The boy was attending Little Dreams Nursery in Aberdeen in 2021.
Twenty-seven people are trapped on 'Wipeout' rollercoaster 50ft in the air for more than two hours at Suffolk theme park
Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service said the group, which included children, were stuck dangling in the air for several hours, while crews from three stations attended the scene.
Bank of England Chief Warns New AI Models Threaten Global Financial Stability
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey is warning that advanced "frontier" AI models could materially increase cyber risk across the global financial system by making attacks faster, cheaper, and more scalable. In a letter to G20 finance officials, he said financial firms need stronger defenses and contingency plans for simultaneous disruptions. CNBC reports: Writing in his capacity as chair of the Financial Stability Board, an international body that coordinates policy and makes recommendations to national authorities, Bailey identified the potential impact of frontier AI -- which refers to the most advanced AI models -- on cyber risk as "the most immediate concern" for the financial system.
"Frontier AI may have the ability materially to alter the speed, scale and economics of cyber risk, which could undermine market confidence system-wide, especially due to highly concentrated third-party service providers," Bailey said. "Recent developments have also highlighted to me that many jurisdictions do not have the protocols in place to manage the development, release, and deployment of advanced frontier AI models, heightening risks for the financial sector and beyond," he added.
[...] Financial institutions and technology providers will need to improve vulnerability management, response and recovery capabilities -- "and prepare for more severe scenarios involving simultaneous disruption across multiple firms or shared technology dependencies," Bailey said. Alongside new AI models, Bailey cited "fragilities" in sovereign debt markets, the growing use of debt by investors in equity markets and stretched asset valuations, particularly AI-related investments, as among his concerns.
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