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China bans ‘smart’ and ‘autonomous’ driving terms from vehicle ads
[SHANGHAI] China is banning automakers from using the terms “smart driving” and “autonomous driving” when they advertise driving assistance features, and will tighten rules around such technology upgrades, the...
‘No AI Agents are Allowed.’ EU Bans Use of AI Assistants in Virtual Meetings
Image: Guillaume Périgois/Unsplash The EU is banning the use of AI-powered virtual assistants during online meetings. Such assistants are often used to transcribe, take notes, or even record visuals...
Nvidia Faces $5.5 Billion Loss after US Bans Chip Sales to China
In an attempt to stay ahead in the global artificial intelligence race, the US government has been placing limits on what AI chips can be sold to countries like...
Trump’s Wrath Falls on Associated Press as President Indefinitely Bans Wire Service from White House for Refusing to Accept Gulf of America
The Donald Trump administration on Friday imposed an indefinite ban on the Associated Press from the White House due to the wire service's refusal to change its AP style...
Ontario Strikes Back: Bans U.S. Firms from Billion-Dollar Contracts Over Trade Tensions, Dumps Elon Musk’s Starlink Deal
Ontario, Canada's most populous province and economic powerhouse, has decided to ban U.S. companies from bidding on government contracts worth tens of billions of dollars. The move, announced on...
Bonnie Blue: OnlyFans Bans Adult Star from Airing Her Sexual Encounter Video with 1,057 Men as It Breaks Platform’s Rules
Bonnie Blue's video of her sex marathon has been banned from the adult site OnlyFans for violating the platform's policies. The 25-year-old claims to have slept with 1,057 men...
China’s Shandong Port, entry point for most sanctioned oil, bans US-designated vessels
SHANDONG Port Group has banned US-sanctioned tankers from calling into its ports in the eastern Chinese province, home to many independent refiners that are the biggest importers of oil...
China bans germanium, gallium exports to US in tit-for-tat move
CHINA announced an outright ban on several materials crucial to chip-making from being exported to the US citing concerns over military usage, in a tit-for-tat move after President Joe...
