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US says UK backing off backdoor Apple access

The US Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, said the UK will not require Apple to provide backdoor access to encrypted data as was mandated earlier this year. Apple had subsequently withdrawn its encryption feature for new users in the U.K and disabled it for users. Apple and the UK have not commented.

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LLMs Fail More than Half Real-Life MCP Tests: Salesforce Research

August 26, 2025

A few weeks ago, Salesforce Research released a tool to test AI agent performance when using MCP servers. They’ve now published results of their MCP-Universe benchmark, which show that leading LLMs including ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Grok and Claude all fail more than half the time at real-life tasks such as location navigation, browser automation, and web search. Reality can be so annoying.

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US to establish the National Health Data Tracking System

August 26, 2025

The US government plans one big health tracking system launching early next year and incorporating citizen health data culled from…everywhere – the federal government, medical providers, payors, and private sector technology companies. Purportedly, this will expedite care and facilitate processing. Questions abound: 1) Will patients understand privacy implications? 2) What control will they have? How else will the data be used – and who will have access??

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