Danish government has reached an agreement to implement a minimum age requirement of fifteen years old on certain social media platforms
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Donald Trump AI advisor David Sacks says ‘no federal bailout for AI’ after OpenAI CFO’s suggestion of US federal government backstop
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California lets residents opt-out of a ton of data collection on the web
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Discord says 70,000 users may have had their government IDs leaked in breach
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The nVidia AI GPU black market: investigating smuggling, corruption, and governments
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Bluesky will comply with age verification laws in South Dakota and Wyoming after exiting Mississippi
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Nepal blocks Facebook, X, YouTube and others for failing to register with the government
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US government snaps up 10% of Intel for $8.9B
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Bluesky will block Mississippi IP addresses in response to its age assurance law
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US Supreme Court allows Mississippi social media age verification law to go into effect
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Why is the world's most powerful quantum computer being built in Denmark? Atom Computing and Microsoft working at backend to set up computer.
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Google Wallet adds age verification and more government ID support
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Lyon, France joins European exodus from Windows to Linux
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Before the government announced its move, Denmark's largest cities of Copenhagen and Aarhus had already announced plans to phase out Microsoft software and cloud services. Here's why.
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Right to repair is now law in Washington state
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Mysterious database of 184 million records exposes vast array of login credentials
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