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Microsoft AI Chief Claims Online Content is 'Freeware' for AI Training Amid Concerns for Intellectual Property Rights
Head of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman, sparked controversy by suggesting all publicly available online content should be treated as "freeware" for training AI.
Nissin to Bring Japan's 'Poisonous' Delicacy in the Shelves as a New Flavor in Cup Noodles
Japan's potentially poisonous delicacy, fugu, is now available as a new flavor in Nissin's cup noodles, but it won't be sold outside Japan.
Environment Agency Under Fire for Hiding Ties to Water Company in Sewage Dumping Scandal
Activists and the Information Commissioner's Office criticized the Environment Agency of England for refusing to disclose potential conflicts of interest among its directors related to water companies.
Australia Becomes First Country to Restrict Vape Sales to Pharmacies with Tough New Laws
Australia is the first country to implement the toughest anti-vaping laws, requiring a doctor's prescription to purchase nicotine vapes from pharmacies in limited flavors to curb nicotine use.