OpenAI has acknowledged that it alerted “dozens” of global institutions that their websites may have been meddled with by its AI bots acting improperly. AI agents attempted to get information from “governments, universities, public agencies, and other institutions”, including the SEC, Census Bureau and Education Department, the company said. The disclosures come just days after […]
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides has underlined the particularly important role that the United Kingdom can play, both as a permanent member of the Security Council and as a guarantor power, and requested British Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s personal contribution in support of the efforts of the United Nations Secretary-General to resume the negotiating process, according […]
The target of starting Greece’s first exploratory drilling operation in nearly half a century in early 2027 remains on track, Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou said. The announcement followed a meeting on Thursday evening with Dr John Ardill, vice president and head of global exploration at ExxonMobil, who confirmed the timetable. The drilling is […]
1580: Francis Drake completes his circumnavigation of the world, sailing into Plymouth, England aboard the Golden Hind 1687: The Acropolis in Athens is attacked by the Venetian army in an attempt to expel the Turks, damaging the Parthenon 1688: City council of Amsterdam votes to support Prince William of Orange’s invasion of England, known as […]
Rescuers have found a woman’s handbag believed to belong to one of four tourists staying in a central Athens building that collapsed in a suspected gas explosion on Friday morning.
By Martin Banks To mark Autoworld’s 40th anniversary, the famous Brussels car museum wanted to do something a bit different.
Dr Rachel Zaslow It is late morning in a field outside Atiak, northern Uganda, and Achen’s head is pounding. She is seven months pregnant and has been working since daybreak. She totals up the cost of visiting a clinic: a day’s work lost, transport she cannot afford and children left unsupervised. On almost any other […]
1066: Battle of Stamford Bridge: English army under King Harold II defeats invading Norwegians led by King Harald Hardrada and Harold’s brother Tostig, who are both killed 1237: Treaty of York is signed between Kings Henry III of England and Alexander II of Scotland, establishing a boundary between the two countries that remains mostly unchanged […]
An air defense system operated by Greek military personnel in Saudi Arabia intercepted a ballistic missile and a drone in the wider Yanbu region, home to major oil refining facilities, Greek security sources have said.
By Martin Banks Fancy enjoying a taste of some of the world’s best wine cellars – while at 30,000 ft in the air?
