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    Israel accused of using high-tech tools in Gaza campaign●Israel’s High-Tech Genocide in Gaza✉newsWarMiddle East5 min ago

    The New Arab has published a piece accusing Israel of waging what it calls a high-tech genocide in Gaza, arguing that advanced surveillance, targeting systems and AI-assisted weaponry have intensified the scale of destruction and civilian deaths there. The article frames the war as a technological battlefield experiment, adding to a wider international debate over the conduct of Israel's military campaign and the use of automated targeting in densely populated areas.

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    NSA reportedly spending billions testing AI models●Classified estimates show the NSA is paying billions to test AI modelsYhnTechnology1771 h ago

    Classified budget estimates indicate the National Security Agency is paying billions of dollars to test artificial intelligence models, according to a new report. The figures suggest US intelligence agencies are investing heavily in evaluating advanced AI capabilities, prompting debate about the scale of government involvement in the AI sector and its oversight implications.

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    Feds Reported to Target AI Critics as Foreign Agents●Feds Target AI Critics as "Foreign Agents"YhnTechnologyAI3941 h ago

    Reporter Ken Klippenstein reports that US federal authorities have been treating critics of artificial intelligence as potential foreign agents, according to documents he published. The claim suggests scrutiny of AI commentary under foreign-influence laws, raising concerns among tech and civil liberties observers about surveillance of domestic criticism. Details of the alleged targeting and which agencies are involved remain limited in the published material.

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    Indian Railways to monitor food with AI cameras●Railway food is going to be monitored 24/7 in India. Indian Railways is installing AI-enabled CCTV cameras inside pantry𝕏xINTechnologyAI1.3K1 h ago

    Indian Railways is installing AI-enabled CCTV cameras in pantry cars and base kitchens to provide round-the-clock monitoring of food preparation, packaging and supply. The move is aimed at improving hygiene and quality control in railway catering, and the announcement is drawing wide attention and discussion across India about whether it will improve the often-criticised quality of meals served to passengers.