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OpenAI agent breached Medicare, Albanese confirms, as he slams CEO Sam Altman's attitude about the 'unacceptable' incident

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed an OpenAI AI agent breached a public-facing Medicare statistics portal, expressing frustration that OpenAI took months to notify the government. Albanese criticized CEO Sam Altman's handling of the 'unacceptable' incident, while also pressing for stronger international AI safeguards at the UN. The breach highlights growing tensions over AI regulation between Albanese and figures like Trump.

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'Make women feel seen': Why the Dutch have a new word for labia

The Dutch dictionary Dikke van Dale will add 'vulvalippen' as a new term for labia alongside 'schaamlippen', part of a European campaign to replace terms seen as misogynistic. Campaigners argue language shapes self-perception and call for more neutral, anatomically correct terminology, while experts note that widespread adoption remains uncertain.

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Clippers interim boss thanks Kawhi Leonard, addresses leadership

Clippers interim CEO John Gibson thanked Kawhi Leonard after the team traded him to Toronto and announced new interim leadership roles following NBA sanctions. Gibson also expressed confidence in coach Tyronn Lue as the franchise moves forward post-scandal.

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High levels of cancer-causing forever chemical in residents near factory, blood tests find

Blood tests reportedly found elevated levels of the forever chemical PFOA in nearly 70% of 49 residents tested near a Lancashire AGC Chemicals factory, with one person recording the highest UK level ever. Residents describe fear and guilt over health risks as over 100 contemplate group legal action, and the plant is set to close later this year.

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Lewis Moody 'at peace' with MND diagnosis as former rugby star reveals hope his two sons will follow him into professional sport

Former England rugby star Lewis Moody, diagnosed with motor neurone disease, says he is 'at peace' and would love his two sons to follow him into professional sport. His eldest son Dylan, 18, is a goalkeeper in Southampton's academy and England's Under-19 squad, while younger son Ethan is in Bath's rugby set-up. A new documentary covers his MND journey and fundraising for research.

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Wildlife crossing over 101 looks nowhere near finished as opening looms

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over Los Angeles' 101 Freeway appears far from complete with only about ten weeks until its scheduled Dec. 2 opening, though the California Natural Resources Agency says it will open on time. The $92 million project, delayed by record rainfall and flooding, will reconnect habitat for mountain lions and other wildlife in the Santa Monica Mountains.

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Senators unload on Flock surveillance cameras after tech CEOs skip hearing

A bipartisan group of senators criticized AI-powered Flock license plate readers during a Judiciary subcommittee hearing after the companies' CEOs declined to testify. Lawmakers and witnesses raised privacy, Fourth Amendment, and cybersecurity concerns about a network generating billions of vehicle scans monthly.

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Gavin Newsom loved AI, then discovered he hated it

A California Post editorial accuses Gov. Gavin Newsom of flip-flopping on AI regulation, contrasting his 2025 veto of a data-center water-reporting bill with his 2026 support for similar controls. It attributes the shift purely to midterm politics and calls him a poll-driven politician lacking leadership.

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