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Violent clashes in France after cost-of-living protests
Protests over the cost of living drew more than half a million people across France. Clashes, looting and fires followed, and over 1,000 people were arrested.
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Brief · World
Protests over the cost of living drew more than half a million people across France. Clashes, looting and fires followed, and over 1,000 people were arrested.

Brief · AI
Meta removed wording that raised concerns about scraping news sites for AI training. A spokesperson said the change does not alter how Meta crawls the web.

Brief · AI
Replit CEO Amjad Masad says OpenAI will replace Anthropic as the platform's default model provider. Claude remains available to customers.

Brief · AI
Anthropic says the mix of its staff and the work they do have changed a lot in the past year. The company gave no figures in the feed summary.

Brief · Tech
TikTok banned the social media account for Alex Gibney's Musk documentary just before its wider release. The distributor was reportedly told a permanent suspension was imminent.

Brief · Tech
Mercedes-AMG has shown its first ground-up SUV, the 2028 AMG GT SUV, an electric model with fast charging. The brand's GT four-door coupe has over 1,150 hp.

Analysis · AI
robots.txt only stops polite crawlers. Here is how user-agent rules, Web Bot Auth signatures, rate limits and login gates compare for AI agents, and what each one misses.

Brief · Security
ConnectWise shut customer access to its Cloud Backup service after attackers reached application identities and compromised Microsoft 365 tenants.

Brief · Security
Drupal released fixes for two critical flaws that could allow remote code execution on any supported version. The project warns exploits may emerge soon.

Brief · Tech
After backlash, Meta removed commercial-terms wording that suggested it could use content from sites, including news sites, to train its AI.

Brief · Tech
Some websites are blocking AI agents that browse on users' behalf, The Verge reports, as OpenAI, Meta, Google and others promote agents that do tasks online.

Brief · Tech
Apple's updated App Store rules more explicitly ban AI apps that generate intimate images of people without consent.