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In recent lawsuits, including The New York Times Company's case against OpenAI, plaintiffs allege AI companies are improperly using copyrighted material, with concerns over AI models producing verbatim content. New research on AI's use of books suggests mixed outcomes for plaintiffs and defendants, challenging the notion that such reproductions are infrequent. Need More Context? 🔎

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a campaign named Banana Squad, involving over 67 GitHub repositories that falsely advertise Python-based hacking tools but instead deliver trojanized payloads. This activity is considered a continuation of a rogue Python campaign targeting the Python Package, first recognized in 2023. Need More Context? 🔎

A team of biologists from Northeastern University and the University of Kentucky has identified retinoic acid as a key molecule in axolotl limb regeneration, which helps cells determine how to regrow specific body parts accurately. Their research, published in Nature Communications, suggests that while humans possess the necessary molecules for regeneration, our cells respond differently, leading to scar formation instead of limb regrowth. Need More Context? 🔎

When Baiju Bhatt left his position as Chief Creative Officer at Robinhood, few anticipated his foray into the aerospace sector, launching a company focused on technology largely overlooked by the industry. His new venture could potentially revolutionize space exploration and technology, garnering attention as it develops further. Need More Context? 🔎

An extensive data breach has exposed approximately 16 billion login credentials, likely stemming from various infostealers, with datasets spanning major platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook. Researchers warn that these fresh, weaponizable datasets present severe risks for identity theft and phishing, highlighting the need for strong cybersecurity practices as new massive datasets continue to emerge. Need More Context? 🔎

The upcoming Fairphone 6, set to launch soon, will feature two easily removable back covers, allowing access to a non-glued battery and other components like cameras and the display. Priced at around €550, it includes a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor, a 6.31-inch 120Hz display, and an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance, appealing to eco-conscious consumers seeking a mid-range smartphone. Need More Context? 🔎