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NHS England Prepares to Restrict Public Access to Source Code
NHS England plans to limit public access to software code repositories by 2026. This decision addresses concerns over AI scanning for vulnerabilities.
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UAE Sets Plan to Introduce Agentic AI in Half of Government Operations
By April 2026, the UAE aims to implement agentic AI in 50% of government operations, with training for federal employees, officials stated.
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Marathon Milestones: Sub-Two-Hour Barrier Broken Amid Super-Shoe Era
Sabastian Sawe completed the 2026 London Marathon in 1:59:30, breaking the sub-two-hour barrier, while Yomif Kejelcha set a debut record.
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Big Tech AI Spending Surges Past $650 Billion in 2026
Major tech firms plan to invest over $650 billion in AI by 2026, with Amazon forecasting $200 billion in capital expenditures, according to reports.
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Dairy Queen, Meta, and Voters Highlight Shifts in AI Adoption
Dairy Queen expands AI voice ordering in over 25 US states and Canada, while Meta announces layoffs of about 8,000 employees, according to reports.
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Anthropic Restricts Release of Powerful Mythos AI Model
Anthropic limits access to its Claude Mythos AI model to about 40 organizations. This decision aims to enhance cybersecurity, according to reports.
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Robot Finishes Beijing Half-Marathon Faster Than Human Record
A humanoid robot finished the Beijing E-Town Half-Marathon in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, breaking the men's human world record, reports say.
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OpenAI Executive Kevin Weil Departs as Science Division Is Merged
Kevin Weil has departed OpenAI amid a merger of the Science division with other teams. Reports confirm the integration of the Prism team into Codex.
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Digital Twins in the Workplace Raise Legal and Ethical Questions
Digital twin technology simulates employee behavior for productivity analysis, raising legal and privacy concerns, according to industry reports.