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    US Senator Bernie Sanders slams Microsoft for slashing 60,000 jobs, stirs online debate

    Microsoft announced on October 26that it is introducing a voluntary exit programme targeting eligible employees in the US, Canada, India, and the UK, joining the list of other tech giants that have announced job cuts due to the rise of artificial intelligence.

    US lauds tech giants' role in cracking West African scam centers

    The US Justice Department on Tuesday praised Meta and other tech giants for their support in dismantling online scams in West Africa. The Justice Department provided more details on Tuesday, saying it was coordinated with the UK's National Crime Agency and describing it as the first of its kind in West Africa.

    European Union vows to defend its stand against X after the US backs a court challenge from Elon Musk

    The European Union imposed a significant fine on social media platform X for regulatory violations. Following this, the U.S. government expressed support for Musk's legal efforts to dismiss the fine. The European Commission emphasised its right to enforce legislation aimed at protecting citizens. This situation has escalated tensions between Brussels and Washington regarding regulatory power. Officials from both sides have engaged in discussions about jurisdiction and implications for American companies.

    Kerala turns plastic waste into roads: How 4,447 tonnes of discarded plastic were reused to build nearly 7,249 km of roads across the state

    Kerala turns plastic waste into roads: Kerala has converted 4,447.93 metric tonnes of discarded plastic into shredded material used for road construction across nearly 7,249 km. Since the programme began in 2016, the Public Works Department and local bodies have emerged as major users of the recycled material, helping divert plastic waste from landfills while supporting infrastructure development across the state.

    Maharaja Agrasen engineering student’s anti-corruption site Bribes.fyi gets 50 lakh requests in 48 hours, now shuts down

    Bribes.fyi, a platform that allowed users to anonymously report alleged bribery demands, has announced an indefinite shutdown after receiving more than five million requests and nearly 200,000 new users within 48 hours. Its developers cited concerns over scale, data security and potential misuse.

    US shuts India-based call centre operation that defrauded elderly Americans

    US authorities have dismantled an India-based call centre scam. Hundreds of elderly Americans lost millions to tech support fraud. The investigation led to the conviction of five Indian fraudsters and two US executives. These executives admitted to enabling the widespread fraud. The operation used deceptive pop-ups to trick victims into paying for fake services.

    The Economic Times
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