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French spies drop AI giant Palantir over US overreliance fearsFrance is moving away from American AI technology for its intelligence services. The government announced it will stop using Palantir's dat...- The spy who hired me: Chinese agents hunt for secrets on LinkedInChinese intelligence is now using professional networking sites and job portals to find and recruit people with access to sensitive data. T...
- Tech is turning increasingly to religion in a quest to create ethical AITech companies are seeking guidance from faith leaders to infuse morality into AI development, a shift from Silicon Valley's past skepticis...
- Enough with mythologies: India needs new state-sponsored AI entities to create essential strategic capabilityA new AI model called Mythos can find software flaws. Its restricted release raises concerns about misuse by hackers or foreign governments...
- In UK, China is a threat and a coveted trade partnerBritain's intelligence agencies warn of daily Chinese threats. However, the government faces challenges in prosecuting alleged spies due to...
- Chinese students allegedly deployed as spies in British Universities: ReportA new report alleges that Chinese students in British universities are being pressured by the CCP to gather intelligence, creating a climat...
- New bird flu variant detected in Nevada dairy cattle, raising concerns of endemic spreadIn the US state of Nevada, a newly identified H5N1 bird flu strain, D1.1, has been found in six dairy herds. Scientists warn the virus coul...
- AstraZeneca vaccine side effect rare, occurs within a month of getting jab: Ex-ICMR ScientistR Ganga Ketkar allays fears of Covid vaccine side effects, focusing on TTS. Covishield's low TTS risk 5-30 days post-vaccination. ICMR ensu...
- Assam Rifles committed to modernise equipment profile, says director generalLt Gen Pradeep Chandran Nair, Director General of Assam Rifles, reaffirmed the force's commitment to modernize its equipment profile and en...
- Spies, hackers, informants: how China snoops on the WestA man has been arrested in the UK for allegedly spying for China, raising concerns about Beijing's intelligence-gathering methods. China ha...
- China builds on its global military intelligence network, but is still playing catch up to the USSpeaking on Monday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken did not specify other countries China was considering for listening posts, but s...
- Russia accuses US of accessing thousands of Apple iPhones in spy plotThe FSB, the main successor to the Soviet-era KGB, said several thousand Apple phones, including domestic Russian subscribers, had been inf...
- Rare handwritten notes by Gandhi to Mountbatten before Partition to be exhibited in UK by Mumbai artistEach envelope is addressed to Mahatma Gandhi and is the only surviving record of an exchange he had with Lord Louis Mountbatten.
- New 'Botswana' variant is most mutated version of CovidThree infections have been detected in Botswana to date and six in South Africa -- where variant surveillance is more robust.
- Here's what we do and don't know about new coronavirus mutationsOne mutation -- variant B117, which likely emerged in southeastern England in September, according to Imperial College London -- has now be...
- Chinese Communist Party's members have infiltrated UK firms, banks and pharmaceutical giants: ReportAn extraordinary leaked database of 1.95 mn registered CCP members reveals how Beijing's "malign influence" now stretches into almost every...
- Count emails sent during commute as work hours: It will help your employees relaxIt may allow for more flexibility to employees around working times.
- US made intensive hacking attacks on China: Edward SnowdenEdward Snowden made fresh claims about America's cyber espionage against China, including intensive hacking attacks on a top university.
- Indian surveillance laws & practices far worse than USThe government should encourage the usage of end-to-end encryption, ensuring Indian citizens’ data remains safe even if stored on foreign s...
- Facebook and Twitter users 'undermine their right to privacy'With employers prying to social sites to know more about their staff, the employees are virtually putting their right to privacy at risk, w...
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