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United States debates ways to share artificial intelligence wealth amid inequality concerns

In the United States, an ongoing policy debate is emerging over how to ensure that the economic benefits generated by artificial intelligence are more broadly shared among citizens, amid growing concerns that wealth from the sector is becoming concentrated in the hands of a small number of major technology companies. The discussion reflects......

Study warns that hundreds of AI-powered iOS apps may expose user data

A recent academic study has raised concerns about the security of artificial intelligence applications available on Apple's App Store, warning that hundreds of AI-powered iOS apps may expose sensitive user information. Researchers from Wake Forest University examined 444 iOS applications that incorporate large language model (LLM) technologies......

Marco Rubio seeks gulf support for U.S.–Iran reset amid regional concerns

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has embarked on a crucial diplomatic tour of the Gulf region as Washington seeks to reassure long-standing Arab partners about its evolving relationship with Iran and the broader implications of ongoing peace negotiations. The visit comes at a sensitive moment for regional geopolitics. While recent discussions......

Iran and United States establish working groups to advance peace negotiations

Diplomatic momentum appears to be building between Iran and the United States following a new round of negotiations that has resulted in the creation of specialized working groups tasked with addressing some of the most sensitive issues in the bilateral relationship. The discussions, held in Switzerland, represent one of the most structured......

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