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Governments around the world are suddenly very keen on online age verification requirements. In some places, this takes the form of ID requirements to access adult content, but several US states have also focused on app stores. With these laws now going into effect, Google has announced an expansion of its beta Play Age Signals API, which it claims will allow developers to confirm user ages without impinging on privacy. Google’s system doesn’t require an ID or selfie verification—it’s connected to the company’s existing Family Link app. The idea is that parents will set age ranges for their kids’ managed…
In an emotional speech he praised those caring for his father, who has Alzheimer’s, and said he wanted to deliver changes to help “my dad and the millions like him”.Speaking to reporters afterwards, he said he wanted to extract more from existing budgets to fund the reforms.”I think we owe it to the public before we talk about tax rises.. you first have to look the public in the eye and say ‘Are we doing everything we can do from within what we’ve got?'”For example, he said his announcements on improving pay and training for the social care workforce “will…
Hedge fund Millennium looks to raise record $20 billion in new capital, source says Source link
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told CNBC on Wednesday that he has seen the proposed framework for implementing President Donald Trump’s executive order on artificial intelligence, and that he will meet with Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, while in Washington, D.C., this week.Wiles is one of Trump’s closest advisors and is one of the key officials helping to shape the administration’s approach to AI policy. Altman is meeting with a range of senior Trump administration officials, lawmakers and economists this week to discuss OpenAI’s upcoming models, cybersecurity and the U.S. position in the global AI race. The Trump administration has taken…
We’ll learn a lot Wednesday about whether new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s decision to be less clear about the outcome of the meeting is a better way to make monetary policy.Those lessons could come in the amount of market volatility around decision time and during and after the chairman’s news conference. Something has to give, but how much and in what direction is unclear.What is known is that there is an unusual 35%-65% split in fed funds futures markets about the outcome, with the majority leaning on the Fed holding interest rates steady at 3.63% but a substantial bet…
Stay informed with free updatesSimply sign up to the Climate change myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox.The writer is head of atmospheric, oceanic and planetary physics at the University of OxfordFrom US President Donald Trump to the protesters in Parliament Square, it seems everyone has something to say to the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham about North Sea oil and gas production. But no one is asking what it would take to make new fossil-fuel extraction compatible with the country’s long-term climate goals. The answer is simple: impose requirements on the oil and gas industry to stop the…
Court revives suit claiming Atlantic City casinos used AI to overcharge clients Source link
From New York to Texas, state and local governments have heard the message: Their constituents are wary of data centers. Across the political spectrum, large numbers of Americans agree that these facilities should pay taxes, cover the bill for water and power upgrades, keep noise to a minimum, and employ locals at decent wages. In other words, data centers should legitimately benefit the communities whose land and power they use. Developers often express a willingness to do these things—until they see the specific list of requirements. A pitched battle in the Philadelphia suburbs provides a vivid illustration of this dynamic.…
Emma Riley has been caring for her mother Carol, who has dementia, since she lost her father 18 months ago.”She’s a cracking lady, still with a sense of humour but she’s living with this awful condition,” said Riley, from Manchester.She is paying £34 an hour for a care company to come to the house three times a week, which she describes as a “huge chunk of money” although she is happy with the level of care.Riley wants to keep her mum in the family home, but the caring commitments affect her job as a dental nurse.She started applying to the…