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The Independent’s U.K. editor has said stories on its new AI-written summarization service, Bulletin, often outperform the human-written content on which they are based. https://t.co/3zPmkyeFXp

European regulators are considering fining Elon Musk's X more than $1 billion. https://t.co/7vcEn77QTU

Layoffs begin at U.S. health agencies responsible for research, tracking disease and regulating food. https://t.co/rLHW4rdVRB

America is vaporising its soft power. https://t.co/JqNG5BpYzA

Russia stepped up its sabotage campaign as a means of pressuring Europe and the U.S. to curb their support for Ukraine. https://t.co/PGL0OBoA3q

U.S. tech giant Oracle plans to invest $5 billion in Britain over the next five years to meet the “rapidly growing demand for its cloud services” in the country. https://t.co/6HyqiwD1HG https://t.co/ELy3ZJ7i8d

Apple Inc. is planning a new AirPods feature that allows the earbuds to live-translate an in-person conversation into another language. https://t.co/MBBT4PYv9m

“The alleged bribery is said to have benefited Huawei,” Belgium’s federal prosecutor said on Thursday. https://t.co/jvwwsTanqc

Meta seeks to block further sales of ex-employee’s scathing memoir. https://t.co/eczjVsj7fC

Meta's damage-control operation kicked into full gear this week, with pushback from past employees, a point-by-point response to the book, and suggestions that its author has her own axe to grind. https://t.co/3VwjEQfShZ

The bidding war for Assura has swung in favor of @KKR_Co and @Stonepeak after the U.S.-based consortium raised its bid for the British healthcare landlord. https://t.co/oikyAQ6On6 https://t.co/JnFDhAwYHL

Ex-Washington Post editor Marty Baron writes about where Jeff Bezos went wrong with the Post. https://t.co/sQBSHWOCLJ

More than 75,000 digital subscribers to The Washington Post have cancelled since its owner, Jeff Bezos, said he would radically overhaul the paper's opinion pages. https://t.co/rxQ5kv6lkO

"There’s going to be a whole slew of AI devices that are coming,” said Panos Panay, head of Amazon’s devices and services business. https://t.co/NbEJyDWLY3

“This isn’t a news story, it’s a publicity stunt,” said Palm Beach lawyer Spencer Kuvin, who has worked on the case since 2005, representing nine victims, including Victim #1 — the first girl who reported Epstein to police in 2005." https://t.co/dQPq3A3Gpb

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