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Federal ministers who met with representatives of OpenAI expressed disappointment Wednesday that the company did not present steps it will take to improve its safety measures — including when police are warned of a user’s online behaviour. Experts in the field, however, are questioning why the federal government has been slow to regulate artificial intelligence before concerns were raised this month following the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting.Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said he is giving the company a chance to update him in the coming days on “concrete” actions before he and other ministers address the issue through legislation,…

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AI Stole My Idea! How to Level Up Your Human CreativityMorning. You’re sitting with a flat white, open ChatGPT, and ask it to whip up a post for socials or sketch out a concept for a new project. Five seconds later, the bot spits out a slick, logical, polished text. And suddenly, there’s that pang: panic, a touch of sadness, the feeling you’re no longer needed. If that’s you — welcome to the club.But let’s not get too dramatic. Aussies, and frankly most of us, aren’t the type to throw in the towel without a scrap. The good news? AI…

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NewsFeedA sinkhole suddenly opened at an intersection in Omaha, Nebraska, swallowing two cars stopped at a red light. Police said both drivers escaped before crews arrived and no injuries were reported. Authorities warn the street could remain closed for days amid fears the hole may expand.Published On 25 Feb 202625 Feb 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2Shareplus2googleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo

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Washington — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that a Department of Homeland Security policy that allows immigration authorities to deport migrants to “third countries” that are not their own, without first giving them notice or the opportunity to object, is unlawful.U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Massachusetts sided with a group of noncitizens who filed a class-action lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security last year. He ruled that the Trump administration’s policy regarding third-country removals must be set aside.Murphy paused his ruling for 15 days to give the Trump administration time to appeal.Under the policy issued last March and reaffirmed…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. men’s ice hockey team continued their Olympic gold medal celebrations back home with a whirlwind tour on Tuesday that began with an Air Force flight into Washington, D.C., and ended with a standing ovation at the State of the Union address.But amid the praise, the team has faced some backlash on social media.  Jack Hughes poses for a photo with Team USA members, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was among those in the administration to welcome the American hockey players before visiting with…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Indonesia has freed and deported an American who spent 11 years in prison for the premeditated murder of his then-girlfriend’s mother on the tourist island of Bali. Now, he’s facing federal charges in the U.S.Tommy Schafer, who returned to the U.S. on Tuesday, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the 2014 murder of Sheila von Wiese-Mack, the mother of his then-girlfriend Heather Mack, during a luxury vacation. Prosecutors have said that the couple was trying to gain access to a $1.5 million trust fund, The Associated Press reported. In August 2014,…

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An Ontario post-secondary institution is introducing voluntary staff exit packages as colleges across the province continue to grapple with financial pressures linked to declining international student revenue and a prolonged tuition freeze. Humber Polytechnic says it is launching a Voluntary Employee Exit Program (VEEP), citing what it describes as significant fiscal challenges.In a letter to the Humber community, president and CEO Ann Marie Vaughan said the school is facing budgetary strains despite recent provincial funding for the sector.“Humber continues to navigate significant fiscal pressures outside of this investment, including caps on international students, rising operational costs driven by inflation, and…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Country superstar Luke Combs is pushing back on labels from both sides of the political aisle, saying rejecting racism shouldn’t automatically brand someone as “liberal.”In a wide-ranging conversation touching on culture, politics and the evolution of country music, Combs addressed criticism he faced in recent years — particularly after speaking out during the height of the Black Lives Matter movement and apologizing for past use of Confederate flag imagery.During the New York Times’ “Popcast,” Combs was asked if he regrets how he handled that criticism, particularly now that culture and country music…

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