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Foot Mercato reports on alarming findings from studies into acts of incivility against referees in French football, highlighting a worsening problem of abuse toward match officials. The figures underline growing concern about violence and disrespect directed at referees at all levels of the game, prompting debate in France about how to protect officials.
- 2China stockpiled 343 immersion DUV lithography tools, report says●China stockpiled 343 immersion DUV tools for advanced chipmaking Centre for Technology & Statecraft (CTS) calls for bann
China has stockpiled 343 immersion deep ultraviolet lithography tools for advanced chipmaking, according to a new report from the Centre for Technology & Statecraft. The think tank is calling on Western governments to ban all exports of immersion DUV equipment to China, echoing the MATCH Act proposed by US legislators. The news intensifies debate over export controls on semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
- 3Calls Grow to Punish AI Deepfake Kidnappings Like Real Ones●The penalty for a 'deep fake kidnapping' should be the same as for a real kidnapping. Tell me I'm wrong… > The NO FAKES
A debate is underway over whether AI-generated 'deep fake kidnappings' — scams in which fraudsters use cloned voices or images of family members to fake an abduction and demand ransom — should carry the same penalties as real kidnapping. Commenters are pointing to the proposed NO FAKES Act in the US Congress, which would give people ownership over their identity and likeness, arguing the law is a 'no-brainer' and that penalties for AI-enabled abduction hoaxes should match those for actual kidnappings.