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China has once again extended its policy of censorship and surveillance as it looks to keep artificial intelligence (AI) models in check even as it races to advance the ever-expanding technology.The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has introduced more regulative measures to make sure its home-based tech companies adhere to the party’s ideological rules. All AI firms are required to participate in a government review which analyzes the companies' large language models (LLMs) to ensure they "embody core socialist values," as first reported by the Financial Times last week.A NEW BREED OF MILITARY AI ROBO-DOGS COULD BE MARINES' NEW SECRET WEAPONChina has long

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, called on Oakland officials Friday to amend an "extreme" policy that generally only allows police to chase suspected criminals in cases of "violent forcible crimes."The governor sent a letter to Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, the Oakland City Council and the Oakland Police Commission urging them to reconsider the Oakland Police Department (OPD) policy that limits officers' ability to pursue suspects."Although some California jurisdictions allow vehicle pursuits for only certain crimes (e.g., felonies), Oakland is an outlier by imposing exceptional restrictions on OPD's ability to police criminal activity, generally permitting pursuits only for 'violent forcible

The plan is working out for the Green Bay Packers.The franchise selected Jordan Love in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft to eventually succeed Aaron Rodgers. At the time, the move wasn't very popular.But it's a model the Packers have had success with before. They drafted Rodgers in 2005 to eventually replace Brett Favre.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMLove was thrown into the fire after the Packers traded Rodgers to the New York Jets, and his first full season was a success.Love has reportedly parlayed that into a historic extension. Love and the team reportedly agreed to

Former President Trump announced to a crowd Friday night he "just took off the last bandage" from his ear after an attempted assassination nearly two weeks ago.The Believer's Summit, hosted by Turning Point Action in West Palm Beach, focused on reaching voters of faith. Dr. Ben Carson, former HUD Secretary, preceded the former president."And we want to thank each and every one of the believers in this room for your prayers and your incredible support. I really did appreciate it," Trump said.TOP DEMOCRATIC SUPER PAC LAUNCHES MASSIVE $50M AD SPEND FOR HARRIS LEADING UP TO DNC"Something was working. That we

The NBA rejected a bid from Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) to exercise its right to match an offer from Amazon for a part of the league's 11-year, $76 billion media rights deal Wednesday.Less than 48 hours after the announcement, WBD, TNT's parent company, filed a lawsuit under seal in New York County Supreme Court.Charles Barkley, the Hall of Famer and longtime co-host of TNT's popular "Inside the NBA," reacted to the company's failed attempt to renew media rights. "Clearly the NBA has wanted to break up with us from the beginning. I'm not sure TNT ever had a chance," he wrote

Kai McKenzie, 23, was surfing off New South Wales in Australia when he was attacked by a shark, New South Wales police said. "Clinging to life, he was able to catch a wave back to the beach," a fundraising site set up for McKenzie said. "A retired police officer used his dog’s lead as a tourniquet to stem the bleeding before the victim could be airlifted to hospital."Amazingly, McKenzie’s leg washed up on the beach after the attack and doctors are hoping to be able to reattach it. McKenzie has undergone surgery and remains in critical but stable condition, according to ABC

MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend suggested she had a bad experience working for her ex-boss, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sanders-Townsend, who served as chief spokesperson and senior adviser for Harris before joining MSNBC in 2022, appeared with fellow Biden administration veteran-turned-fellow MSNBC host Jen Psaki to discuss the attacks against the new presumptive Democratic nominee and how she handles them."The thing about being the first is because you're the first- whether you're the first woman, first person of color, so on and so forth, folks just sometimes don't know how to deal with you. They don't know how to process it," Sanders-Townsend