The recent passing of a bill reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) by the Senate has sparked debates and controversy over warrantless spying on foreign “targets.” The bill faced significant challenges and amendments, leading to a heated discussion that lasted past midnight. Despite claims of imminent surveillance expiration, the FISA court
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The mass of a neutrino at rest remains a significant enigma in the field of physics, posing a challenging question that has yet to be conclusively answered. Neutrinos, often referred to as “ghost particles,” play a central role in the natural world, and understanding their properties is crucial for advancing our knowledge of the universe.
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ASML, a prominent chip-equipment maker in the Netherlands, recently expressed concerns about potentially relocating its operations abroad due to proposed limitations on labor migration in the country. The CEO, Peter Wennink, emphasized the necessity of skilled foreign workers for innovation within the company, warning that without access to these individuals, ASML may consider moving elsewhere.
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X, formerly known as Twitter, has faced repeated scrutiny over its ad placement tools and brand safety measures. Despite claims that its systems are designed to prevent advertisements from appearing alongside harmful or objectionable content on the platform, recent reports have shown otherwise. Advertisers, such as Hyundai, have found their promotions displayed next to pro-Nazi
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Recently, Mark Zuckerberg announced the introduction of Meta’s new Meta AI assistant, powered by Llama 3. This new AI assistant is set to be incorporated into popular products such as Whatsapp, Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger. However, as with any advancement in artificial intelligence, there are implications and concerns that come with it. As Meta announced
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