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UK warns it could block Musk’s X over illegal Grok AI images

UK warns it could block Musk’s X over illegal Grok AI images

UK PM Keir Starmer has directed Ofcom to explore tough action against X after concerns about illegal Grok-generated imagery surfaced. Options under the Online Safety Act range from large fines to court-backed blocking measures for UK users.

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Russia launches three Iranian satellites into orbit

Russia launches three Iranian satellites into orbit

Iran placed three domestically built satellites into orbit using Russian Soyuz rockets. Tehran hailed the launch as proof of its engineering capabilities and a symbol of expanding Iran-Russia cooperation amid Western sanctions.

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Microsoft to spend $23bn on AI, prioritising India

Microsoft to spend $23bn on AI, prioritising India

Microsoft will invest $23bn in AI, with $17.5bn earmarked for India to build out cloud capacity and skills. The four-year plan starts in 2026 and includes the company’s largest Indian data centre in Hyderabad.

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Experts flag collision risks as lunar traffic grows

Experts flag collision risks as lunar traffic grows

A growing crowd of probes and satellites around the Moon is raising collision-avoidance demands. Researchers urge shared tracking and standards, with new sensors planned to plug cislunar blind spots. Cooperation will be key as human and robotic missions surge.

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UK readies tougher cyber laws to shield public services and curb ransoms

UK readies tougher cyber laws to shield public services and curb ransoms

The UK unveiled proposals to force critical IT providers to meet stricter security standards and disclose major breaches quickly. Regulators would gain new powers and public bodies could be banned from paying ransoms. The move follows disruptive attacks on hospitals and major brands.

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Dar hails Pakistan's first Google Chromebook assembly line

Dar hails Pakistan's first Google Chromebook assembly line

Pakistan inaugurated its first Google Chromebook assembly line, which Ishaq Dar called pivotal for digital transformation. The plan includes training 100,000 developers and policy moves to attract tech investment as Pakistan targets deeper global economic integration.

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