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- 1Drone strike on Darfur court gathering kills at least 35●In # Darfur , # Sudan wurden mindestens 35 Menschen getötet, als eine Gerichtsversammlung mit Drohnen angegriffen wurde.
At least 35 people were killed in Darfur, Sudan, when a drone strike hit a court gathering. A rights group has blamed the army for the attack, which struck civilians assembled at a courthouse. The strike comes amid the ongoing war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, which has devastated the Darfur region.
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Griffin is trending in searches across the US, UK and Australia, though no official details have been confirmed about what it refers to. It coincides with a wave of AI headlines, including a report that an artificial intelligence system is already fooling people on video calls into believing they are speaking with a human, fueling public curiosity about new AI tools.
- 3Ken Griffin Gives $3 Billion to Carnegie Mellon University▼Carnegie Mellon University Announces Historic $3B Gift from Ken Griffin
Carnegie Mellon University has announced a $3 billion gift from hedge fund manager Ken Griffin, described by the university as the largest in its history and as pioneering a new model for philanthropic giving. The donation, one of the biggest ever made to a university, is drawing wide attention and discussion about its scale and what it signals for future major gifts to higher education.
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A top prospect in the upcoming NFL Draft has been handed an indefinite suspension following an on-field outburst during a loss to Alabama, according to Fox News reporting. The disciplinary decision has drawn attention from commentators, including former quarterback Robert Griffin III, whose name is drawing search interest as fans react to the suspension and its potential impact on the player's draft stock.
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A new AI system known as Griffin is drawing attention after its makers said it can pass as human during live video calls. The company behind the technology says participants in calls struggled to tell the AI apart from a real person, renewing debate over deepfake-style avatars and how easily human likeness can now be simulated. It is trending in the UK and Australia.
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A new AI model called Griffin is drawing attention for its ability to hold natural, real-time voice conversations, including interrupting people the way a human would. The company behind it says the system is already fooling people on video calls into believing they are speaking with a person. The development is fueling fresh debate about how quickly AI is crossing the line into convincingly human-like interaction.
- 7Tavus's Griffin AI model fools humans in nearly half of video call tests▼US startup Tavus unveils Griffin model — 48% of test subjects mistook video call partner for a real human
US startup Tavus has unveiled Griffin, a conversational video model so lifelike that 48% of test subjects mistook their video call partner for a real person. The result highlights how quickly AI-generated human avatars are approaching the point where viewers can no longer reliably tell them apart from real people on live calls.
- 8Arkansas AG announces multimillion-dollar PCB contamination settlement▼Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announces $32 to $80 million settlement over PCB environmental contamination claims
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced a settlement worth between $32 million and $80 million over claims of PCB environmental contamination in the state. The settlement resolves claims related to polychlorinated biphenyls, toxic chemicals linked to health and environmental harm. Details on the companies involved and how funds will be distributed have not yet been widely reported.
- 9Mexico and France Explore Agrifood Trade Agreement▼Mexico, France Explore Agrifood Trade Under New Agreement
Mexico and France are examining opportunities to expand agrifood trade under a newly signed agreement, according to Mexico Business News. The discussions point to closer agricultural and food-sector cooperation between the two countries, opening French markets to Mexican producers and vice versa. Details on volumes, products covered, and timelines remain limited in early reporting.
- 10Drone attack sparks fire at Dnipro shopping centre●«Im Zentrum von Dnipro brach infolge eines Drohnenangriffs ein Feuer in einem Geschäftszentrum aus; Trümmer fielen auf d
A drone attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro has triggered a fire in a shopping centre in the city centre. Debris from the strike reportedly fell on the car park of the city council building. The incident adds to ongoing Russian strikes on Ukrainian urban areas, which continue to cause damage to civilian infrastructure.