Human rights commission urges oversight of technology used in Latin American environmental crime
BOGOTA, Colombia — A human rights commission called for stronger oversight of technologies being used by criminal organizations in Latin America, saying
Apple Could Owe Even More After $5.7 Billion Patent Verdict
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Japan exports post huge miss in September as growth slows to 16.7%
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Why Did F1 Cars Stop Using Turbocharged Engines For Over 20 Years?
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New UN initiative will aim to tackle the military uses of AI
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Xander Schauffele Leads Star Exodus as Four Golfers Leave Tiger Woods’ TGL Ahead of 2027 Season
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Waukegan cop charged after allegedly misusing police technology
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U.S. CFTC sets agenda for AI forum, exploring trading and agentic finance
A Commodity Futures Trading Commission task force is scheduled for October 28 to talk about how the latest "super intelligence" technology may impact markets.
JPMorgan Chase invests $5 billion in U.S. national security firms
JPMorgan Chase invested $5 billion in companies underpinning U.S. national security, supporting defense technology, critical minerals, cybersecurity, AI and quantum computing.