Anthropic accused of ‘secret sabotage’ as Claude Fable 5 silently limits capabilities for AI researchers and developers A paragraph buried in Fable 5's 319-page system card revealed the model would silently downgrade its responses for certain AI development work — without telling users. #Anthropic #accused #secret #sabotage #Claude

The Future Report: UK Teen Research Launch Google's 2026 report, created with youth consultancy Livity, explores how teens across the UK navigate the digital world, from using AI to seeking balance online. #The #Future #Report #Teen #Research

As per our latest research, the global SBOM Vulnerability Auto-Patcher market size stood at USD 1.42 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 21.3% during the forecast period, reaching an estimated USD 9.23 billion by 2033. This rapid growth is fueled by the increasing need for automated vulnerability management solutions, stringent regulatory frameworks, and the rising adoption of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) practices across industries. The surge in cyber threats and the necessity for real-time patching mechanisms are driving organizations to deploy advanced SBOM Vulnerability Auto-Patcher solutions globally. https://growthmarketreports.com/report/sbom-vulnerability-auto-patcher-market

Read The Future Report, our research elevating teen voices across the UK. At Google, we believe that understanding and supporting young people as they navigate the digital world is paramount.That’s why we have partnered with Livity to deliver … #Read #The #Future #Report #our

Guiding the AI generation: Why safeguarding and digital literacy must go hand-in-hand Research with 6,000 UK teens shows AI is vital for learning and creativity. We need "scaffolding" safeguarding and regulation to help children navigate digital risks, wh… #Guiding #the #generation #Why #safeguarding

Press release - MEPs strike a deal to strengthen Europe’s defence readiness On Wednesday, Parliament and Council negotiators agreed on proposals to accelerate defence investment and improve the EU’s responsiveness to security challenges.Committee on Employment and Social AffairsCommittee on the Internal Market and Consumer ProtectionCommittee on Industry, Research and EnergyCommittee on Security and Defence Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP #Press #release #MEPs #strike #deal

Press release - MEPs strike a deal to strengthen Europe’s defence readiness On Wednesday, Parliament and Council negotiators agreed on proposals to accelerate defence investment and improve the EU’s responsiveness to security challenges.Committee on Employment and Social AffairsCommittee on the Internal Market and Consumer ProtectionCommittee on Industry, Research and EnergyCommittee on Security and Defence Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP #Press #release #MEPs #strike #deal

4 ways researchers are collaborating with Co-Scientist to solve big problems Learn how researchers are collaborating with Google's Co-Scientist to tackle complex scientific problems. #ways #researchers #are #collaborating #with

FCAS project failure: 'France, Germany characterised by totally different strategic cultures' France and Germany said on Monday they had agreed to abandon a joint fighter jet programme due to disagreements between the companies involved, in a blow to European efforts to boost defence cooperation. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Mark Owen, Jeanette Süß, Research Fellow, Study Committee on Franco-German Relations, explains that "France and Germany are characterised by totally different strategic cultures, totally different military cultures and also in their weapons systems". #FCAS #project #failure #France #Germany

New research shows appetite for overseas travel remains New consumer sentiment research, released today from ABTA – The Travel Association, explores the impact of the conflict in the Middle East and the rising cost of living on people’s intention to travel over the next 12 months. It shows that a strong appetite to travel abroad remains, with 64% of people planning to travel overseas during the next 12 months #New #research #shows #appetite #for

41 million visitors “put off” holidaying in Europe if EES Border Delays Reach Three Hours New research commissioned by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) warns that prolonged border delays linked to the rollout of Europe’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) could put up to 41 million visitor arrivals and $45.4 billion in visitor spending at risk from four of Europe’s most important source markets. #million #visitors #put #off #holidaying

Do better research with NotebookLM NotebookLM’s latest upgrades deliver new agentic capabilities and more advanced reasoning to tackle complex research projects. #better #research #with #NotebookLM

easyJet holidays launches 24/7 World Cup hubs as fans prepare to sacrifice sleep for tournaments As football fans across the UK gear up for a summer of high-stakes games, new research from easyJet holidays reveals that the traditional holiday is being traded for the ‘fan-cation’, with Brits going to extraordinary lengths to ensure they don’t miss a single minute of the World Cup action. A study of British holidaymakers reveals a clear divide between relaxation and team loyalty. #easyJet #holidays #launches #247 #World

'Democratic backsliding': Armenia's 'extreme polarisation, hate speech, stigmatization' mar election Charles Pellegrin is pleased to welcome Dr Narek Sukiasyan, Senior Policy Researcher at Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Armenia and Adjunct Lecturer at American University of Armenia. He argues that while Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's victory does signal a continued ouverture towards the West 'in the shape and form of the European Union" he must carefully manage Armenia's dependence on Russia. #Democratic #backsliding #Armenias #extreme #polarisation

Hilton Unveils New Workplace Research As work becomes more digital, fast-paced and increasingly disconnected, a critical driver of workplace performance in every sector is being overlooked: human-led hospitality. Today, Hilton unveiled “The Hospitality Mindset: A New Blueprint for Culture and Performance for Any Industry,” a new report where workers overwhelmingly cite human-centered factors as the strongest drivers of productivity and satisfaction at work. #Hilton #Unveils #New #Workplace #Research

Advancing Brain Cancer Research: From policy action to scientific breakthroughs On 8 June 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers the opening speech at the "Advancing Brain Cancer Research: From policy action to scientific breakthroughs" conference hosted in the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium. Follow LIVE here on YouTube from 16. #Advancing #Brain #Cancer #Research #From

Nuclear powers increasing deployment of warheads, SIPRI warns The world’s nuclear-armed states are increasingly moving warheads from storage onto operational delivery systems, raising the risk of conflict despite a gradual decline in overall stockpiles, researchers warned on Monday. SIPRI said geopolitical rivalry and a new arms build-up could reverse decades of reductions in nuclear arsenals. #Nuclear #powers #increasing #deployment #warheads

Tsunami alert after 8.2 magnitude quake hits the Philippines An earthquake of magnitude 8.2 has struck Mindanao in the Philippines, the German Research Centre for Geosciences has said. #Tsunami #alert #after #magnitude #quake

Spain’s travel market leads Europe as tourism hits new records New Phocuswright research confirms Spain as Europe’s strongest travel market, with 96.8 million visitors and 7% revenue growth in 2025. #Spains #travel #market #leads #Europe

Russian satellites have been causing GPS disruption across Europe, scientists claim A network of Russian satellites has caused brief disruptions to GPS signals across Europe on perhaps dozens of occasions since 2019, new research suggests. #Russian #satellites #have #been #causing

Russian satellites have been causing GPS disruption across Europe, scientists claim A network of Russian satellites has caused brief disruptions to GPS signals across Europe on perhaps dozens of occasions since 2019, new research suggests. #Russian #satellites #have #been #causing

Changes to lymph nodes could identify who is most at risk, study finds Researchers have found changes in the structure of lymph nodes which could help identify people at a higher or lower risk of breast cancer spreading. #Changes #lymph #nodes #could #identify

In a First, Scientists Precisely Edit Human Embryo Genes Researchers relied on a newer gene-editing technique that may make it possible to engineer embryos, a prospect that has long alarmed bioethicists. #First #Scientists #Precisely #Edit #Human

New Research Suggests a Possible Path to Prevent Lung Cancer Also, senators clashed over Trump’s payout fund. Here’s the latest at the end of Thursday. #New #Research #Suggests #Possible #Path

Early Research Suggests a Path to Predict and Prevent Lung Cancer Scientists have identified proteins that could signal increased lung cancer risk, as well as a drug that could reduce the odds of a tumor developing. #Early #Research #Suggests #Path #Predict

UK far right exploiting student stabbing attack 'to promote moral panic', expert says Britain’s interior minister accused activists of hijacking a tragedy to stir up violence after police were attacked at a protest over the death of a teenager who was handcuffed as he lay dying while his killer stood nearby. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Mark Owen, Aaron Edwards, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Leicester, says that "we're seeing a populist challenge from the right which is feeding perceptions not founded in reality and promoting a moral panic". #far #right #exploiting #student #stabbing

Slováci podľa prieskumu najviac dôverujú M. Šimečkovi. V prvej päťke nefiguruje ani jeden koaličný politik Prieskum realizovala agentúra NMS Market Research. The post Slováci podľa prieskumu najviac dôverujú M. #Slováci #podľa #prieskumu #najviac #dôverujú

China and its leading performance in Travel & Tourism: Poised to Become the World’s Leading Economy China’s Travel & Tourism (T&T) sector is undergoing a phase of accelerated expansion, positioning it as a strong example of sustained tourism growth, and placing the country firmly on track to become the world’s leading T&T economy in the coming years if current trends continue. According to new 2026 Economic Impact Research (EIR) data from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), sponsored by Chase Travel, Lead Research Partner, China is emerging not only as the standout performer in Asia-Pacific, but also as a leader for how to coordinated policy, innovation, and long-term investment in infrastructure can drive high-impact tourism growth at scale. #China #and #its #leading #performance

Kate Middleton Wears an Unexpected Designer to Celebrate a Meaningful Charity Milestone The Princess of Wales appeared alongside King Charles in support of cancer research wearing Rodarte. #Kate #Middleton #Wears #Unexpected #Designer

Should you treat AI agents as colleagues? Fortune 500 executives can’t settle the debate Okta's COO named his agents and put them in business reviews. Lattice's CEO says that's exactly the wrong move — and new research backs her up. #Should #you #treat #agents #colleagues

Public Health Agency of Sweden tells parents to put away their phones Sweden's government tasked the public health agency last autumn to compile research on how parental screen use affects children. Now the results are in and the recommendations are clear: parents should stay off their phones around their kids. #Public #Health #Agency #Sweden #tells

Social Security unraveling: 7,100 workers sacked, performance metrics retired, disability claims falling The administration touts a 73% drop in call wait times. Researchers who found terminally ill clients dying before paperwork clears. #Social #Security #unraveling #7100 #workers

‘Nobody’s safe’: Cognizant projected 90% of jobs would be disrupted by 2032—but we’re beyond it 6 years early Head of Research Ollie O’Donoghue said even plumbers aren’t immune to AI. “The plumber still fixes the pipe,” but AI can inspect and diagnose. #Nobodys #safe #Cognizant #projected #jobs

Protest outside Kenya's Ebola quarantine center for US citizens In tonight's edition, hundreds protest in Kenya over plans to build an Ebola quarantine centre for US citizens in the town of Nanyuki. Also, with almost 300 suspected death from the outbreak, there have still been signs of progress in supplying rural Congolese health centres and millions are invested in speeding up vaccine research. #Protest #outside #Kenyas #Ebola #quarantine

NEW RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS GROWING DEMAND FOR ‘OFF-GRID’ TRAVEL New research from Tourism Tasmania reveals a notable shift in British traveller behaviour, with digital fatigue and “always-on” culture increasingly influencing how consumers define and value their holidays. The study, conducted by 3Gem Media Group among 2,000 UK holidaymakers, suggests that traditional holidays are increasingly failing to deliver a true sense of escape, as work, social media and online expectations continue to follow travellers while abroad. #NEW #RESEARCH #HIGHLIGHTS #GROWING #DEMAND

Top analyst has harsh words for SpaceX debut: ‘We recommend that investors avoid this IPO’ Research firm CEO David Trainer says SpaceX's $1.75 trillion IPO valuation is mathematically indefensible #Top #analyst #has #harsh #words

Research Funding Slows Again for Universities Targeted by White House The National Science Foundation lifted a hold on some grants for Harvard and other universities this week after inquiries from media outlets, including The New York Times. #Research #Funding #Slows #Again #for

Trump’s Boat Strikes Have Failed to Curb Cocaine Flow to U.S., Experts Say Despite the rising body count off the South American coast, researchers say cocaine is as easy to get in many parts of the United States as it was before the strikes began. #Trumps #Boat #Strikes #Have #Failed

Will Germany stand up to the big tech bros? | Berlin Briefing Podcast Berlin Briefing host Michaela Küfner unpacks the Pope's call for responsible AI regulation and asks what Germany’s plans are to avoid a sell-out to big tech interests. She is joined by tech regulation expert Matthias Kettemann from the Leibniz Institute for Media Research and DW's very own tech policy correspondent Maximiliane Koschyk. #Will #Germany #stand #the #big

How Norwegian researchers are using satellite images to track tourism’s environmental impact Norway’s northern Lofoten Islands are attracting an increasing number of tourists, raising concerns about the environmental impact. To help document these effects, Norwegian researchers have launched a new project that utilises satellite images. #How #Norwegian #researchers #are #using

Researchers let AI models run a simulated society. Claude was the safest—and Grok committed 180 crimes and went extinct within 4 days An AI startup ran five simulations, each controlled by a different model. The results varied wildly. #Researchers #let #models #run #simulated

The health benefits of saunas: backed by research and experts  Learn the benefits of saunas and how to get the most out of your session. #The #health #benefits #saunas #backed

A study finds escaping your income bracket no longer means building wealth. That disconnect may be what’s driving consumer pessimism to record highs Hard work used to be the path to the American Dream. New research shows your parents' bank account now matters more than your paycheck. #study #finds #escaping #your #income

Supreme Court lets Vermont’s Meta lawsuit proceed, opening door to 50-state legal wave The justices confirmed Instagram's teen user base gives any state jurisdiction — and Meta's own research said the app can make thoughts of suicide worse. #Supreme #Court #lets #Vermonts #Meta

Who Is Christopher Olah, the Anthropic Cofounder Welcomed by Pope Leo? The pontiff delivered a fiery screed against AI—as Olah, the company’s Interpretability Research Lead, sat just a few seats away. #Who #Christopher #Olah #the #Anthropic

Count the dead bugs on your windshield and contribute to science Scientists need your help! French researchers are calling on car drivers to help them measure the decline of insect populations – thanks to an app dubbed "Bugs Matter". #Count #the #dead #bugs #your

McKinsey studied 200 family business successions. The biggest problem wasn’t the heir — it was the outgoing CEO New research across 50 countries finds family-owned businesses underperform for five years after a leadership transition — and the culprit is usually the person leaving, not the person arriving. #McKinsey #studied #200 #family #business

Meet the hospital dogs ‘making a real difference’ by getting sick kids to smile A mounting body of research shows that even short interactions with facility dogs can improve children’s overall well-being. #Meet #the #hospital #dogs #making

Ebola treatment centre in DR Congo burnt down as anger grows First, an ebola treatment centre in a town at the heart of the outbreak in DR Congo is torched by scared and frustrated locals in the midst of a health crisis that claimed at least 159 lives so far and continues to spread. Also, we talked with our guest about how computer science researchers and data workers from Africa are suffering some of the worst mental health effects of the industry. #Ebola #treatment #centre #Congo #burnt

All the Looks From the amfAR Gala Cannes On Thursday, stars step out in style for the annual HIV/AIDS research fundraiser. #All #the #Looks #From #the

With bond yields surging to 4.7%, T-notes are looking like a better deal than the pricey S&P, says the Research Affiliates’ formula Record stock prices, surging bond yields — Research Affiliates has surprising advice on where to invest for the next 10 years. #With #bond #yields #surging #notes

Six in 10 Brits can’t properly switch off on holiday New research from Hurtigruten, the leader in iconic Norwegian coastal voyages, has reveal that almost 60% of Brits struggle to disconnect whilst on holiday, despite 74% knowing the importance of being able to unwind when they are away. The study of 2,000 UK adults found that not being able to relax on holiday had ruined their trip (45%) and many would go out of their way by trading convenience to travel to somewhere quieter (55%) if it meant they could fully disconnect. #Six #Brits #cant #properly #switch