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ABC is firing back at the Federal Communications Commission after the agency opened an investigation into The View's airtime of political candidates. In a letter to the FCC on Tuesday, ABC argues that the agency's actions pose a risk to editorial independence by targeting programs "perceived as unfriendly to the current administration," as reported earlier by The Wrap. In February, the FCC Chair Brendan Carr confirmed that he's reexamining The View's classification as a "bona fide" news program after the talk show held an interview with Rep. James Talarico (D-TX), who is running for a spot in the Senate. The View's classification exempts it … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →Ukraine needs NATO, but NATO needs Ukraine just as much, the Finnish president told CNBC on Tuesday.
Read original →Canada plans major funding for Teck’s Trail facility to boost germanium production and secure North American critical mineral supply chains.
Read original →According to Reuters, Chinese authorities are looking into restricting foreign access to the country's most powerful AI models. Alibaba, Bytedance, and Z.ai would all be affected. The move means both superpowers now treat AI as a strategic asset. For Europe, the convenient shortcut of relying on cheap Chinese open-source models could close much faster than expected. The article China eyes export curbs on its top AI models, and Europe is caught in the middle appeared first on The Decoder.
Read original →Starting Tuesday, Anthropic's Claude Cowork AI platform will be available on mobile and web for the first time. The expanded access is rolling out first to Max subscribers and coming to Claude users on other plans "in the coming weeks." Claude Cowork was previously only accessible through the Claude desktop app for macOS and Windows, but now users on iOS and Android can also use it. However, Anthropic says the "full experience" for Cowork will still be on the desktop app, including features like local file access. Cowork sessions will also now run in the cloud by default, so you can continue them across different devices or run Cowork ta … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →This summer, Jefferies recommends focusing on some high-quality stocks that have been left behind by the AI momentum trade.
Read original →West Red Lake Gold Mines reports high-grade Madsen drill results in Ontario, supporting potential 2027 mine plan additions at Austin complexes.
Read original →Each prediction you get right gives an entry into the grand prize drawing.
Read original →The ₩1,350 trillion total combines a $520 billion semiconductor program with AI data center and robotics spending, mostly made up of corporate capex.
Read original →John Arnold and Laura Arnold, who run Arnold Ventures, are investing $2.6 million for university research into potential harms of online sports betting.
Read original →ASX-listed unhedged gold mining company West African Resources and its subsidiaries produced 125 179 oz of gold from its Sanbrado and Kiaka operations in the June quarter. Group gold sales for the second quarter were 110 737 oz at a realised price of $4 556/oz.
Read original →Claude Cowork is moving to web and mobile, and new data shows it's being used far beyond coding and software development. Can it safely replace OpenClaw for me? Stay tuned.
Read original →Google is hosting its next Made by Google launch event for Pixel hardware on August 12th in New York City, according to an invitation sent by Google to The Verge. Unusually, the event is taking place in the evening: It'll kick off at 6PM ET that day. The email also includes a brief animation teasing what appears to be a phone in the Pixel 11 family that's gold. Pixel 11 leaks that have popped up so far show that the base phone could have slimmer bezels than the Pixel 10 and a solid black camera bar. Leaks of Pixel 11 Pro indicate the phone could be a touch thinner than the Pixel 10 Pro. And the Pixel 11 Pro Fold could also be thinner than … Read the full story at The Verge.
Read original →Reform U.K. leader Nigel Farage has quit as MP for Clacton, forcing a by-election that he has said he will fight.
Read original →Exploration and development company Premier African Minerals has received an approval transfer from the Zimbabwean government’s shares in the RHA Tungsten project, located in northwest of Bulawayo. These shares were previously held by Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce through the National indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Fund and the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development, under the stewardship of industry body the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC).
Read original →JadePuffer represents the first reported ransomware attack driven by AI from start to finish, automating reconnaissance, exploitation, and encryption without human intervention. This emergence of fully autonomous ransomware raises critical security risks for enterprises and signals that AI-driven cyber threats now operate at machine speed, outpacing traditional detection and response capabilities.
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