Australia will legislate mandatory safety rules for the world’s most advanced AI companies and create a dedicated regulator to enforce them, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Tuesday, in the government’s response to an OpenAI agent breaching a Medicare data portal.
Boeing will cut about 5 per cent of the workforce in its commercial aeroplanes division, roughly 2,500 jobs, as a slower-than-planned ramp-up in 737 MAX production leaves the planemaker overstaffed.
European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane said on Tuesday that it would be prudent to raise interest rates again in December if the data stays as it is, warning that eurozone inflation is likely to end the year above 4%.
President Donald Trump said the FBI is investigating Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang’s relationship with a businesswoman US authorities believe is a Chinese intelligence asset, hours after shareholders sued the chipmaker and its boss for allegedly concealing the affair.
US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, faster than economists expected, keeping the Federal Reserve on course for another interest rate rise next month.
Microsoft is pressing the Trump administration to abandon plans to bar Chinese optical transceivers from US data centres, warning the move could stall the artificial intelligence buildout, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
At least 11 people have been killed and dozens injured in two chain-reaction pile-ups on Bulgaria’s Trakia Motorway, after dense fog closed in on the highway near Yambol on Tuesday morning.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli has refused to rule out another interest rate rise in December, warning that young workers are bearing the brunt of a “low-gear economy” in which hiring has stalled but redundancies remain rare.
The Kentucky congressman filed eight articles of impeachment over the Iran war, and House rules force a vote this week. Congressional sources say the measure may have the votes to pass.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the central bank should raise interest rates next month even if October inflation data show prices cooling — and warned a bigger half-point move should be on the table if underlying price pressures worsen.
Australia will legislate mandatory safety rules for the world’s most advanced AI companies and create a dedicated regulator to enforce them, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Tuesday, in the government’s response to an OpenAI agent breaching a Medicare data portal.
Boeing will cut about 5 per cent of the workforce in its commercial aeroplanes division, roughly 2,500 jobs, as a slower-than-planned ramp-up in 737 MAX production leaves the planemaker overstaffed.
European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane said on Tuesday that it would be prudent to raise interest rates again in December if the data stays as it is, warning that eurozone inflation is likely to end the year above 4%.
President Donald Trump said the FBI is investigating Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang’s relationship with a businesswoman US authorities believe is a Chinese intelligence asset, hours after shareholders sued the chipmaker and its boss for allegedly concealing the affair.
US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, faster than economists expected, keeping the Federal Reserve on course for another interest rate rise next month.
Microsoft is pressing the Trump administration to abandon plans to bar Chinese optical transceivers from US data centres, warning the move could stall the artificial intelligence buildout, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
At least 11 people have been killed and dozens injured in two chain-reaction pile-ups on Bulgaria’s Trakia Motorway, after dense fog closed in on the highway near Yambol on Tuesday morning.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli has refused to rule out another interest rate rise in December, warning that young workers are bearing the brunt of a “low-gear economy” in which hiring has stalled but redundancies remain rare.
The Kentucky congressman filed eight articles of impeachment over the Iran war, and House rules force a vote this week. Congressional sources say the measure may have the votes to pass.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the central bank should raise interest rates next month even if October inflation data show prices cooling — and warned a bigger half-point move should be on the table if underlying price pressures worsen.
