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Rim Jong Hyok allegedly targeted NASA and defense contractors as well.
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The bipartisan anti-deepfake porn bill passed unanimously in the Senate, marking the U.S. government's first AI legislation.
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An untrue claim about Trump's VP pick JD Vance is now a viral meme.
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