Germany needs to get serious on AI or face security risks
Germany must catch up in the race for AI dominance or else face serious security risks, German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt warned
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UK announces social media ban for under-16s
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Starbucks Korea to give staff history training after backlash over marketing campaign
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Hezbollah continues attacks on north Israel after Beirut suburbs hit
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