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UK Watchdog Looks Into Microsoft’s AI Feature That Captures Screenshots Every Few Seconds
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is investigating Microsoft's new AI-powered tool that collects snapshots of users' desktops every few seconds.
Amazon Shareholders Vote Against All 14 Outside Proposals That Include Disclosing Carbon Emissions, Directors' Donations
Amazon.com investors have voted down all 14 resolutions that called for increased transparency on carbon emissions, directors' donations, and the establishment of a committee to manage AI development.
Democrats Urge DOJ to Probe Big Oil’s Misinformation Campaign on Climate Change
The Department of Justice has been requested by House and Senate Democrats to consider its probe into oil industry's climate change misinformation.
RFK Jr. Pledges $5 Billion Reparations to Black Farmers in Presidential Bid, Defends Move Amidst Racism Accusations
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, vows to allocate $5 billion in reparations to black farmers if elected, dismissing accusations of racism while addressing their historical lack of financial assistance.















