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The agency has a unit dedicated to the removal of illegal content from the Internet, especially those related to terrorism.
A committee of experts identifies 17 major risks to humanity up to 2100, and warns that climate change could climb to a cause of extinction in the coming centuries
The WTO raises global trade growth by 2026 to 3.7% thanks to high technological demand, which amortizes the transport, energy and tourism brake
August Hanning was head of the Federal Intelligence Service of Germany (BND) for seven years. After his retirement in 2005, he received more than 2,000 documents with classified information from a former chief of staff in that office and then leaked them to a foreign government not yet revealed, for which he worked as a consultant, according to the prosecution of the Office. Today, both Hanning and his facilitator are being held on suspicion of espionage and treason.
Germany faces one of the biggest intelligence scandals in recent years. The former head of the German foreign intelligence service, August Hanning, was arrested on suspicion of espionage and treason. The authorities investigate whether it provided services to a foreign espionage agency and whether it received thousands of classified documents from a former collaborator.
August Hanning is accused of subtracting classified information from German intelligence and handing it over to a foreign power.
Germany is shaken by a new espionage scandal following the arrest of August Hanning, former director of the Federal Intelligence Service (BND), accused of alleged high treason, espionage and disclosure of State secrets to a foreign power. Según la Fiscalía Alemán, Hanning habría obtenido información classificado a través de un anterior collaborador y la habría utilizado en labos de consulta privada relacionadas con servicios de inteligencia extranjeros. From Berlin, our correspondent Valentina Godoy tells us more.
The Goncourt Academy has removed from its applications a novel by the writer Thélyson Obelien after suspicion that it was written with artificial intelligence. The author denies the charges and argues that the style of his work reflects the Caribbean oral tradition. The decision reopens the debate on the limits of artificial intelligence in artistic creation, authorship and criteria for distinguishing a human work from a text generated by machines. How can the literary world face this challenge without prejudging the authors?
President Donald Trump announced an agreement he described as "morally binding" with some of the leading leaders of the technology industry. The company representatives committed themselves to self-regulation at a time of growing concern about the risks associated with the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
There is no unanimity in a creative sector in which some authors have publicly embraced the IA and others use it underground.
Companies already incorporate systems that chain and collaborate, although keeping economic, regulatory and reputational decisions under human supervision
Multiple economic sectors are regulated and supervised, and the IA industry does not have to be different
Building a Nature Intelligence Infrastructure represents the next logical step in the evolution of modern civilization
I don't think everything in this world should be nice or professional.
The presidents of such influential companies as OpenAI and Anthropic agreed that the world, through the United Nations Security Council, should establish some kind of safeguard, that is, real control, to prevent this technology from becoming too powerful and uncontrollable.
While conflicts in Iran and Ukraine concentrate much of the diplomatic attention, world leaders reach the UN General Assembly in New York with other increasingly urgent concerns: the impact of global warming, the energy increase and the risks of artificial intelligence that is advancing at high speed and increasing demand for electricity.
'The Guardian 'reported that the Polish Prime Minister declared to Parliament that intelligence assessments suggested that Russia could launch an attack with drones or missiles in the coming months. The French President described these warnings as solid and well documented. The alert was also maintained by the Czech intelligence service. While the three Baltic countries that are rusty to limit have become increasingly cautious.
