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- 1Zug conference focuses on de-escalation in cyberspace▼Conference in Zug on the topic ‘De-escalation in cyberspace: mediation and preventive diplomacy’
A conference is being held in Zug, Switzerland, addressing de-escalation in cyberspace through mediation and preventive diplomacy. The event, covered by the OSCE, brings attention to how states and organisations can manage cyber-related conflicts before they escalate. Discussions centre on diplomatic tools that can be applied to digital threats and tensions between countries.
- 2Ocean surveillance startup Quartermaster raises $140 million▼Exclusive: Ocean surveillance startup Quartermaster raises another $140M
Ocean surveillance startup Quartermaster has raised $140 million in a new funding round, according to an exclusive report by TechCrunch. The company builds technology for monitoring activity at sea, a field drawing growing interest from governments and industry amid concerns over illegal fishing, shipping security and maritime domain awareness. Details on investors and valuation were not disclosed in the initial report.
- 3Anthropic's Boris Cherny Backs General AI Over Specialist Models●Anthropic's Boris Cherny Advocates General AI Models Over Specialized Ones
Boris Cherny, an engineer at Anthropic, argued that general-purpose AI models are a better bet than narrowly specialized ones, saying broad systems can adapt to new tasks as capabilities improve. The remarks have sparked debate among AI developers about whether targeted, domain-specific models still make sense as frontier models grow more capable.
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South Korean domain registrar Gabia has suffered a data breach affecting 2,998 customers, with personal information reportedly exposed. The company is expected to notify affected users and investigate how the leak occurred. The incident has drawn attention to security practices at one of Korea's largest hosting and domain providers, and comes amid growing concern over data protection standards in the country.
- 5Robot defeats human in first MMA fight, report claims●The Machines Have Won (Their First MMA Fight Against A Human)
A robot has reportedly won an MMA-style fight against a human for the first time, according to a BGR report. The claim is generating attention because combat sports have long been viewed as a domain requiring balance, reflexes and adaptability that machines struggle to match. Details about who built the robot, where the bout took place, and the identity of the human opponent have not been confirmed.
- 6NZ Defence signals closer space data sharing under existing controls●More sharing in space with same controls - NZ Defence
New Zealand's Defence Force has indicated it expects greater sharing of space-related information and capabilities among partners, while keeping the same safeguards and controls in place. The announcement points to growing international cooperation on space domain awareness and satellite use, an area where New Zealand has been expanding its defence partnerships in recent years.
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