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Spy Cams On UK Navy Drones Secretly Transmitted Data To China
Spy Cams On UK Navy Drones Secretly Transmitted Data To China
An investigation into surveillance equipment fitted to Royal Navy unmanned vessels has raised concerns over military supply-chain security after cameras containing Chinese-made components were found communicating with an internet address in China.
The camera on top of a K3 Scout uncrewed vessel, used by the Royal Navy in Portsmouth harbour. Parts of the camera were made in China. Via The Telegraph
The cameras were installed on K3 Scout unmanned surface vessels used by Royal Marines and other specialist British forces, according...
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Judge Rules Trump Admin Illegally Retaliated Against Anthropic Over AI Red Lines
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Via Decrypt.co,
In brief
Judge Rita Lin granted Anthropic summary judgment on its First Amendment, due process and Administrative Procedure Act claims in a 59-page order.
The government conceded Anthropic has no backdoor access to deployed models and is no riskier than any other AI system.
Anthropic lost on one count, its claim that Trump's directive to federal agencies exceeded presidential power.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration illegally punished Anthropic for publicly refusing to let the military use its Claude LLM...
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Most Americans Can't Afford New Homes
Most Americans Can't Afford New Homes
Most Americans can’t afford a new home.
A new analysis from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) shows that 65% of U.S. households are priced out of newly built homes, based on current prices and mortgage rates.
In some parts of the country, the situation is even more extreme. More than 80% of households can’t afford a new home, highlighting how widespread the affordability gap has become.
This map, via Visual Capitalist's Dorosthy Neufeld, shows where Americans are being priced out and where barriers to homeownership are highest.
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