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By Kai Lindgren

Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.

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San Francisco protesters demand AI labs pause development over safety fears
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San Francisco protesters demand AI labs pause development over safety fears

Demonstrators gathered outside OpenAI and Anthropic offices in San Francisco, demanding a pause on powerful AI systems. They cited safety an

Spain's football anti-piracy blocks take down thousands of unrelated sites
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Spain's football anti-piracy blocks take down thousands of unrelated sites

Every LaLiga matchday, Spanish operators block hundreds of IP addresses to fight piracy, but the collateral damage is massive: thousands of

Tokyo tests robotic rubbish bins to tackle station litter
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Tokyo tests robotic rubbish bins to tackle station litter

Japan has begun testing mobile robotic rubbish bins at Shinjuku Station, one of the world's busiest transport hubs. The trial aims to gauge

King Charles urges AI leaders to keep human control at the core
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King Charles urges AI leaders to keep human control at the core

King Charles III met with leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and Nvidia at Dumfries House in Scotland. He called for internatio

Microsoft AI chief warns of 'silicon species' rivaling humanity
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Microsoft AI chief warns of 'silicon species' rivaling humanity

Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warns that treating AI like humans could spawn an uncontrollable 'silicon species' competing for resourc

UAE cyber chief: every Iranian strike was paired with a cyberattack
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UAE cyber chief: every Iranian strike was paired with a cyberattack

Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti told Euronews that every Iranian missile and drone strike on the UAE was accompanied by a cyberattack on the same targ

EU's AI ambitions clash with its limited role in the global race
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EU's AI ambitions clash with its limited role in the global race

Ursula von der Leyen vows Europe will shape AI rules, but the EU has no leading AI companies and attracts under 5% of global investment. MEP

Solar eruption headed for Earth may spark minor geomagnetic storm
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Solar eruption headed for Earth may spark minor geomagnetic storm

A cloud of solar material ejected on Monday is due to arrive at Earth on Thursday. Forecasters expect a minor G1 geomagnetic storm, with aur

EU digital ID wallet: privacy promise meets unfinished tech
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EU digital ID wallet: privacy promise meets unfinished tech

The EU's digital identity wallet, due by 2026, promises privacy but faces technical gaps and surveillance risks. Digital rights groups warn

Anthropic's pre-IPO market value tops $2 trillion ahead of landmark listing
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Anthropic's pre-IPO market value tops $2 trillion ahead of landmark listing

Pre-IPO markets value Anthropic at over $2 trillion, more than double its last private round. The company has filed confidentially for a Nas

Revolut data breach exposes 680 customers via fake government emails
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Revolut data breach exposes 680 customers via fake government emails

Revolut has disclosed a data breach affecting about 680 customers across Europe, including the UK. Hackers used a compromised Italian govern

Russian hackers used Claude AI for espionage and drone swarms
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Russian hackers used Claude AI for espionage and drone swarms

Anthropic's report reveals Russian-linked hackers used Claude AI to automate attacks on over 20 organizations, including Ukrainian drone sup