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Italy probes Suno AI music terms on liability and arbitration

Italy's AGCM opened a Suno probe on Oct. 6, 2026, saying its terms may imbalance consumer rights, force moral-rights waivers, and require U.S. arbitration.

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Qualcomm, Arm Set for Billion-Dollar Royalty Trial

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Qualcomm seeks to suspend Arm royalties for up to five years, potentially worth billions, as a Delaware jury trial began Oct. 5, 2026.

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AMD to Substantially Increase Chip Supply in 2027 as AI Demand Surges

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AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company will substantially increase chip supply in 2027 after expanding output through 2026.

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South Korea Probes Possible AI Bank Hacks

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South Korea probes bank hacks hitting more than 68,000 people after President Lee cites signs of AI use; police open an investigation at his urging.

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FBI reportedly removes contractor over employee data breach

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FBI removed an Accenture contractor Monday after a missed patch; exposed data reportedly included street addresses of human intelligence operatives and medical and psychiatric records.

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Musk says SpaceXAI will become SpaceXSI

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Musk posted "No more AI... SI... It's better" and said SpaceXAI will become SpaceXSI after Trump's Sept. 29 order mandating "Super Intelligence" in federal language.

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AWS Pledges $1 Billion for Data Center Communities — 4dAWS pledged $1 billion over five years to data-center host communities and vowed not to raise local power bills, days after Trump told tech leaders to make those towns happy.

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Tom Gallagher AWS's pledge of a billion dollars over five years looks like a solid step to offset the strain on towns hosting their facilities.

CFL Week 19 Set to Begin FridayTech — 3dThe Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to visit Montreal on October 12, while the Saskatoon Hilltops begin Prairie Football Conference playoff action and the Huskies host Manitoba later in the month. The roundup also previews upcoming NFL games and WHL matchups for the Saskatoon Blades and Prince Albert Raiders.

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Smithsonian AI Project Connects Thousands of Revolution Artifacts — 3dThe Smithsonian is using AI in its Revolution Crossroads project to connect artifacts and records across its collections and institutions, helping scholars and the public uncover overlooked stories about people who lived during the American Revolution. Smithsonian leaders say human oversight will remain important as the technology helps expand historical research.

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Dana Whitfield It's great that AI can tie together scattered records to highlight overlooked figures from the Revolution era.

Pope Leo XIV Distinguishes Human Art From AI — 4dPope Leo XIV says human art differs fundamentally from AI-generated work, arguing that algorithms lack the human experience and creative spark that give art meaning. He called on the Catholic Church to renew its partnership with artists and cultural institutions amid AI’s growing influence.

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Chris Dalton I agree the Church should back actual artists more actively since AI lacks any personal faith or inspiration behind its outputs.

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Nscale Names Meta Veteran COO Ahead of IPO — 3dNscale has appointed former Meta executive Justin Osofsky as COO to oversee global operations as the AI infrastructure company scales its data-center business. The hire comes as Nscale prepares for a New York IPO, reportedly seeking to raise up to $3 billion.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

TuteeHUB Launches Platform Linking Education Resources To Paid GigsTech — 3dTuteeHUB has launched a platform combining educational resources and question banks with professional profiles, networking, and gigs intended to help users turn new skills into income. The service is available through Android and iOS apps and online community channels.

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Rachel Meyers Not sure if the gigs will pay enough to make it worth the time compared to established platforms.

Dubai launches open-source deepfake detector with 91% accuracy — 3dDubai’s government-developed Saraab model can detect deepfakes in videos as short as seven seconds, with reported accuracy of up to 91%. Meanwhile, U.S. campaigns are facing growing legal complaints over AI-generated political falsehoods, as states adopt rules but no federal standard governs their use.

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Trump Names Jay Clayton to Lead AI Force — 6dPresident Donald Trump is expected to name Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as the White House’s AI czar, potentially adding the role to Clayton’s existing intelligence duties, though the administration has not confirmed the appointment. The move would advance Trump’s plan to create an AI Force as his administration seeks to promote U.S. leadership in the technology while addressing its risks.

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Google Unveils Gemini 4 Argon AI Model — 5dGoogle unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, a frontier model strong in coding, enterprise work, and cyber defense, initially limited to trusted partners while safety evaluations continue.

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Marcus Bell Google's naming of these models keeps getting more confusing, and I hope the new version actually reduces hallucinations instead of adding more features no one needs.

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Hans Anders suspends smart-glasses sales in Netherlands, Belgium — 4dHans Anders has suspended sales of Meta’s camera-equipped Ray-Ban glasses in the Netherlands and Belgium amid mounting privacy concerns and public and political scrutiny; another Dutch retailer has also paused sales. Meta says a visible recording light and anti-tampering safeguards protect bystanders, while Dutch authorities and advocacy groups are considering further action over covert filming risks.

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