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The Japanese government has made a formal request asking OpenAI to refrain from copyright infringement. The request came after Sora 2 began generating videos featuring copyrighted characters from anime and video games. Minoru Kiuchi spoke at the Cabinet Office press conference on Friday and described manga and anime as "irreplaceable treasures" that Japan boasts to the world. The request was made online by the Cabinet Office's Intellectual Property Strategy Headquarters. Sora 2, which launched recently, generates twenty-second videos at 1080p resolution. Social media is getting filled with videos showing characters from One Piece, Demon Slayer, Pokemon and Mario. Digital Minister Masaaki Taira expressed hopes that OpenAI would comply voluntarily. He indicated that measures under Japan's AI Promotion Act may be invoked if the issue remains unresolved.

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'Systems that have a secure boot process, in reality, do not': Major backdoors have been discovered in Framework Linux machines and it might just be the tip of the iceberg  PC Gamer

'Systems that have a secure boot process, in reality, do not': Major backdoors have been discovered in Framework Linux machines and it might just be the tip of the iceberg  PC Gamer

'Systems that have a secure boot process, in reality, do not': Major backdoors have been discovered in Framework Linux machines and it might just be the tip of the iceberg  PC Gamer

'Systems that have a secure boot process, in reality, do not': Major backdoors have been discovered in Framework Linux machines and it might just be the tip of the iceberg  PC Gamer

'Systems that have a secure boot process, in reality, do not': Major backdoors have been discovered in Framework Linux machines and it might just be the tip of the iceberg  PC Gamer

Apple will increase investment in China, the company's CEO Tim Cook said during a meeting with the country's industry minister in Beijing on Wednesday, according to an official summary of their exchange. From a report: Many U.S. companies have become cautious about relations with China as the world's two biggest economies have clashed over trade tariffs and as U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to promote manufacture in the United States rather than elsewhere. But Cook told China's industry minister Li Lecheng the iPhone maker will keep investing in China, the Chinese ministry said, although the summary gave no details of the size of the projected investment.

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I abandoned Google for a search tool that doesn't track me or push AI - and it gets better  ZDNET

Fedora Approves /nix Directory for Seamless Nix Integration  WebProNews

Cisco SNMP 0-Day Vulnerability Actively Exploited To Deploy Linux Rootkits  Cyber Security News

Cisco SNMP 0-Day Vulnerability Actively Exploited To Deploy Linux Rootkits  Cyber Security News

Cisco SNMP 0-Day Vulnerability Actively Exploited To Deploy Linux Rootkits  Cyber Security News

Several leading news organizations with access to Pentagon briefings have formally said they will not agree to a new defense department policy that requires them to pledge they will not obtain unauthorized material and restricts access to certain areas unless accompanied by an official. The Guardian: The policy, presented last month by the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, has been widely criticized by media organizations asked to sign the pledge by Tuesday at 5pm or have 24 hours to turn in their press credentials. The move follows a shake-up in February in which long-credentialed media outlets were required to vacate assigned workspaces which was cast as an "annual media rotation program." A similar plan was presented at the White House where some briefing room spots were given to podcasters and other representatives of non-traditional media. On Monday, the Washington Post joined the New York Times, CNN, the Atlantic, the Guardian, Reuters, the Associated Press, NPR, HuffPost and trade publication Breaking Defense in saying it would not sign on to the agreement.

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200,000 Linux systems from Framework are shipped with signed UEFI components vulnerable to Secure Boot bypass  Security Affairs

200,000 Linux systems from Framework are shipped with signed UEFI components vulnerable to Secure Boot bypass  Security Affairs

200,000 Linux systems from Framework are shipped with signed UEFI components vulnerable to Secure Boot bypass  Security Affairs

200,000 Linux systems from Framework are shipped with signed UEFI components vulnerable to Secure Boot bypass  Security Affairs

200,000 Linux systems from Framework are shipped with signed UEFI components vulnerable to Secure Boot bypass  Security Affairs