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Big tech earning £200k per person from data of each internet user in UK, report finds

Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Alphabet extract up to £1,000 annually from a single user’s personal data, according to the report

Evening Standard

Tech giants earn up to £194,000 from data of each UK internet user, study finds

Some of the world’s biggest and most powerful companies collect and monetise personal data to power the internet, Web3 Foundation found in a report.

Evening Standard

UK internet users unknowingly give tech and artificial intelligence firms £194,000

Web3 Foundation reveals how some of the world’s most powerful companies collect and monetise personal data to power the internet

The Independent UK

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A new government tactic to avoid scrutiny just dropped

Some advice for public servants ahead of budget estimates.

The Canberra Times

Reducing app friction

Today, millions of Thais are logging into the Paotang app to register for the government's "Thais Help Thais Plus" programme. The app is expected to handle requests from up to 30 million people.

Bangkok Post

Woman Goes To The Car Dealership. Then She Steps Out, Uses ChatGPT—And Saves $400: ‘Trade It For A 4Runner’

"Thank God."

Motor1

'AI impact on Indians abroad is highest': How H-1B workers are struggling after Meta, Amazon layoffs

For thousands of Indian tech workers in US, losing a job now means more than just unemployment. It can also trigger a 60-day countdown that may decide whether they can continue living in the country with their families.

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Anne Salmond: Sauce for the goose

A quick thought from Dame Anne Salmond that less could be more at Parliament, and politicians' newfound friend AI could make that happen

Newsroom.co.nz

Managers Who Survived Meta's Massive AI Layoff Forced to Switch to Individual Contributor Roles

Meta's recent restructuring sees engineering managers reassigned to technical roles amid AI-focused job cuts, raising fears on career progression.

International Business Times UK

Google Cloud Security Uses Instruqt Platform to Train 150+ Practitioners on Agentic AI at Google Next 2026

AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Instruqt, the hands-on product experience platform used by MongoDB, Elastic, Google, and SUSE, today announced that Google Cloud Security used Instruqt to train more than 150 practitioners on Agentic AI capabilities at Google Next 2026. The session, branded the Agentic SOC Experience, is…

AAP

I gave up my Bluetooth earbuds and went wired for three weeks. Here's what happened

What would happen if you gave up your high-end Bluetooth earbuds for wired IEMs? Should this even be a thing in 2026? We've got answers!

Android Central

David Miliband: Europe and US need ‘separate bedrooms’ but not divorce

Speaking at Hay literary festival, former Labour minister says complete disengagement has potential ‘for us to end up in a very, very difficult position’

The Guardian - UK

YouTuber Faces Arrest for Smearing Kim Soo-Hyun With AI-Generated 'Evidence' in Kim Sae-Ron Case

A South Korean YouTuber faces possible arrest after prosecutors accused him of using AI-generated fake evidence in a scandal involving actor Kim Soo-hyun and allegations linked to Kim Sae-ron's death,

International Business Times UK

I cover AI for a living — and this Prime Video documentary scared the heck out of me

After watching Prime Video’s new AI documentary, one statistic genuinely shook me: more than 20,000 people are building AGI while fewer than 200 focus on AI safety

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I avoid AI tools because thinking is supposed to be hard. It’s what makes us human

As intelligence itself becomes privatised by big tech, allowing your intellectual faculties to wither in service of inane bots seems a dangerous move, says author Wendy Liu

Radio France Internationale

How women are paving their own way through Africa's tech sector

The recent Africa Forward summit in Nairobi hosted jointly by Kenya and France gave women working in the technology sector the chance to discuss issues including the future of artificial intelligence in Africa. RFI spoke to Shikoh Gitau, CEO of tech lab Qhala, about working with France's Mistral AI, and…

Marie Claire

“I Had To Grieve My Old Appearance And What My Life Had Once Been”

Nikki Lilly opens up about online cruelty, facial difference and the disturbing rise of AI image manipulation.

The National (Scotland)

How has Parkrun become central in the trans rights v women's rights debate?

Parkrun began with the simple, and admirable, aim of encouraging all corners of the population to become more active so how has it now become…

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‘We’re expanding the cinematic toolbox’: AI fault lines on show at Cannes

Darren Aronofsky among proponents of using technology, while Guillermo del Toro says he would ‘rather die’

The Independent UK

Could anything but profit steer AI? The OpenAI trial offered clues but no verdict

The trial pitting Elon Musk against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made clear the two billionaires agreed on one thing: building artificial intelligence would require significant resources — and enormous amounts of money

AAP

AI controversy swirls around Trinidad and Tobago author

A prize-winning Caribbean writer from Trinidad and Tobago is embroiled in controversy involving a short story and allegations AI was used to write it.

International Business Times UK

Trump Posts AI Video Throwing Colbert into a Dumpster and Dancing to 'YMCA' After Late Show Finale

Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video mocking Stephen Colbert after his 'Late Show' finale, sparking debate over political targeting and synthetic media use.

Creative Bloq

"The future is one person making a whole film," says director of AI movie that hijacked Cannes

Higgsfield says Hell Grind was made in two weeks for $500,000.

Android Central

I protect my privacy while using Meta smart glasses with these 3 settings — and you can too

Meta isn't exactly known for being the most protective of user data, but you can keep yours safe with three simple settings.

Android Central

Can Google and Samsung redefine smart eyewear with Android XR, or will history repeat with a new generation of 'Glassholes'?

Samsung's Android XR glasses are launching later this year, but let's hope Google can avoid another 'Glassholes' moment.

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