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Google DeepMind says AI agents have mathematically proved that the code behind Signal’s encryption keeps its main security promises. The lab announced the result on 10 November, together with a new framework called AlphaProof Code and a technical paper.
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That’s just under 10% of the company’s market cap.
Why organizations need purpose-built, auditable AI when handling sensitive evidence and high-stakes decisions.
SoftBank Group swung to a net loss of ¥1.12tn ($7.1bn) in the July to September quarter. The biggest single hit was a $3.7bn writedown on power equipment for US AI data centres. SoftBank had paid for it in advance, then changed its plans.
AI agents are exposing the costly divide between search and analytics.
Exclusive: The Guardian revealed 29 hospital trusts were not or hardly using the controversial patient data tech NHS England has deleted a claim from its website stating 137 hospital trusts are benefiting from Palantir’s AI health data system after the Guardian revealed 29 of them were not using…
Hannes Hapke shares how Dataiku’s open-source Kiji Inspector applies Sparse Autoencoders (SAEs) directly to decision tokens to expose why agents pick specific tools.
Prince Harry wants tech companies, not parents, to carry the burden of child safety online. He told the European Parliament on Tuesday that firms must show that children can use their products safely. He spoke in Brussels at the opening of the Lost Screen Memorial.
Skydance will sell HBO Max and Paramount+ as a bundle from early 2027. It also plans to merge the two services’ technology within a year, using AI tools to move faster. The company set out the plan on 9 November with its first results since Paramount bought Warner Bros. Discovery.
Elvis Presley’s music owners and Eminem’s publisher have filed two more lawsuits against Suno, the $5.4bn AI music generator. They join a growing line of rights holders suing Suno. Their complaints spell out two different grievances: the songs, and the voice.
The US Justice Department has sued Lyft over riders with disabilities. It alleges that the ride-hailing company and its drivers routinely refuse to serve them, including blind riders with guide dogs and people who use stowable wheelchairs.
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