Putin calls for "throttling" Microsoft and Zoom in Russia, urges development of domestic alternatives
Even McDonald's didn't escape Putin's wrath
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UK bans gaming controller exports to Russia to hinder military use
Gamepads can be repurposed to control drones and target civilians
The United States no longer prioritizes Russia as a major cyber threat
"Putin is on the inside now"
Russia admits its homegrown consoles can't match the PS5 or Xbox Series
Unsurprisingly
In brief: Russia's quest to develop homegrown consoles that are made by Russians and enjoyed by Russians doesn't seem to be having a lot of success. According to new reports, two machines are being created: one isn't very powerful, and the other is a $45 device that streams games from the cloud.
Musk's conversations with Putin raise concerns over tech, diplomacy, and national security
A hot potato: Recently revealed conversations between Elon Musk and Vladimir Putin raise complex questions about the intersection of business, technology, and international relations. As one of the most influential figures in the tech industry and a key player in US space efforts, Musk's actions and associations worry some observers.
Vladimir Putin says Russia must advance its AI research to compete with "monopolistic" West
Putin thinks Western AIs are "bias"
Putin heaps praise on "outstanding" Elon Musk, says Russia's moon missions will continue
Just after Musk confirmed he prevented Ukrainian drones from sinking Russian warships
Leaked 'Vulkan Files' reveal Russia's cyberwarfare operations
"People should know the dangers of this"
What just happened? A whistleblower has leaked files from a Moscow-based defense contractor that allegedly show how the company works with Russian military and intelligence agencies to support them in hacking operations, training operatives, spreading disinformation, and scanning the internet for vulnerabilities.
Russia and China want to become world leaders in tech, security, and AI
A difficult task with all those sanctions
Kremlin officials told to get rid of their iPhones, or give them to "the kids"
The Kremlin doesn't trust iPhones
What just happened? The Kremlin has told staff involved in President Vladimir Putin's 2024 re-election campaign to get rid of their iPhones before the end of this month over fears that western intelligence agencies could be using them for surveillance purposes. Those who would rather not throw their expensive handset away have been advised to "give it to the kids."
Elon Musk denies report that he recently talked to Putin about use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine
Musk says he last spoke to Putin 18 months ago
Apple returns anti-Putin voting app to the Russian App Store
Google did the same thing last year
Biden tells Putin: act on Russian ransomware attacks
The two leaders held an hour-long phone call on Friday
Putin says country that becomes AI leader will rule the world; Elon Musk warns it will cause WW3
Will AI benefit humanity or help destroy it?
White House: Putin authorized election cyberattacks; US will respond with action
Obama says the US response will take place at a time and place of its choosing
