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    DraftKings Accused of Using AI to Target Chronic Gamblers●DraftKings is using AI to behaviorally target chronic gamblersYhnTechnologyAI57010 min ago

    The EFF reports that DraftKings is using artificial intelligence to identify and behaviorally target customers showing signs of chronic or problem gambling, serving them tailored advertising to keep them betting. Critics say the practice exploits addiction for profit and raises serious concerns about AI-driven advertising and the lack of safeguards in online sports betting.

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    Restore Britain to stand in several by-elections tomorrow●By elections that Restore Britain are standing in tomorrow... CLAREMONT BLACKPOOL NORTHUMBERLAND AMBLE NORTHUMBERLAND LO𝕏xGB2.3K8 min ago

    Restore Britain is fielding candidates in local by-elections taking place tomorrow, including contests in Claremont, Blackpool, Amble in Northumberland, and Long Whatton and Diseworth in North West Leicestershire. Supporters are urging voters to back the party's candidates, with calls to vote circulating widely among its followers ahead of polling day.

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    Slumping house prices expose banks' SME lending gamble●Slumping house prices expose the banks’ SME gamble✉newsBusinessReal Estate15 min ago

    Falling residential property values are putting pressure on Australian banks' small and medium enterprise lending, which is often secured against residential real estate. The Australian reports that the downturn is exposing the risks banks took by leaning on housing collateral for business loans, raising concerns about potential losses if prices keep sliding.

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    Commentary warns 'addiction economy' is a bad gamble for young men●‘Addiction Economy’ is a bad gamble for young men. Here’s their way out✉newsBusinessEconomy19 min ago

    A commentary argues that young men are being drawn into what it calls an 'addiction economy' — gambling, sports betting and similar habits that drain their money and prospects. The piece claims this is a losing bet for a generation and sets out what it presents as a way out, urging healthier financial and lifestyle choices.