BBC News reported that India’s opposition leaders received Apple threat notifications saying they’re “being targeted by state-sponsored attacks.” Apple says such notifications will provide steps for enabling its “extreme” Lockdown Mode.
Though it doesn’t identify the attackers, the leaders reportedly believe the source is the Indian government itself. BBC News says the government denies it.
Thank goodness! After Apple’s “Scary Fast” (and scary short) event, the Apple Polishing Cloth continues to be the most compatible thing Apple makes.
Elon Musk says the change is meant to “maximize the incentive for accuracy over sensationalism.”
A study earlier this month found X Premium verified users were getting heavy engagement as “superspreaders of misinformation” about the Israel-Hamas war.
As the White House preps to announce a new executive order aimed at AI companies, Reuters reported that the G7 will agree on an international rulebook for AI responsibility.
Reuters says the 11-point voluntary agreement, which has no regulatory weight, is meant to encourage responsible AI development, including encouraging companies to report on progress and mitigate current and future risks.
The United Auto Workers union president and vice president announced the deal in a video that’s also transcribed on the UAW site.
The two said that, as part of the agreement, a Belvidere, Illinois plant will re-open, two others will stay open, and Stellantis will cancel planned layoffs.
CNBC wrote that the deal was modeled off of the one the UAW reached with Ford last week.
