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The SUIT payload was powered on, on November 20. Following a successful pre-commissioning phase, the telescope captured its first light science images on December 6.

U.S. auto maker Tesla Inc should respect fundamental labour rights, including collective bargaining, Norways $1.5 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the worlds biggest stock market investor, told Reuters on Friday.

The boards decision to take on the cases comes as social media platforms have been flooded with violent, hateful and misleading content in the two-month-old war between Israel and Hamas, the Islamist movement in Gaza which carried out the Oct. 7 attack on Israeli towns that set off the conflict.

Insiders say fintechs finding their credit lines for small ticket-size unsecured loans drying up.

In a letter to the Department of Justice, Senator Ron Wyden said foreign officials were demanding the data from Alphabets Google and Apple. Although details were sparse, the letter lays out yet another path by which governments can track smartphones.

Gemini is said to be Googles most flexible large language model (LLM) yet, capable of running on everything from data centres to mobile devices. Gemini has been optimised for three versions. Gemini Nano, optimal for mobile devices; Gemini Pro, which is built for scaling across a wide range of tasks; and Gemini Ultra, the largest model capable of undertaking highly complex tasks.

Senator Maria Cantwell told Reuters she is still working on legislation and in talks with federal agencies.

Negotiations around the European Unions first-of-a-kind rules governing artificial intelligence (AI) looked set for a dramatic climax on Wednesday, as lawmakers enter what some hope will be the final round of discussions on the landmark legislation.

Last month, several opposition leaders claimed they received an alert from Apple warning them of "state-sponsored attackers trying to remotely compromise" their iPhones and alleged hacking by the government.

The study, which does not include any findings of data breaches at Apple itself, argues that breaches are becoming so commonplace that the only feasible way to protect consumer data is wider use of end-to-end encryption.