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Google, Meta and TikTok Push Back on Indonesia’s Proposed News and AI Copyright Rules
Google, Meta and TikTok warned Indonesia’s lawmakers that proposed copyright rules could restrict news access and hurt publishers. The bill would mandate payments for news links and AI training, while leaving key questions on AI authorship and enforcement unresolved.

Microsoft Researchers Hide AI Backdoor in Fewer Than 10 Neurons
Microsoft researchers showed that changing fewer than 10 dormant neurons can hide a backdoor in an AI model, activated by a chosen trigger. In tests, it could make agents run attacker commands; Microsoft says the technique remains a lab demonstration.
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Pakistan plans to train one million young people in AI and build sovereign computing capacity, aiming to turn rapid technological change into economic growth. Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja warned that skills gaps and unequal global access to AI may pose bigger challenges than job losses.
AI’s biggest financial risk may be debt-fueled data-center expansion, not whether the technology works. Hardware can lose value faster than loans mature, while uncertain demand, cheaper models and local opposition threaten returns—and workers’ retirement savings may bear hidden risks.













