Reed’s Return to PGA Marks the End for Saudi Golf Experiment

Patrick Reed’s decision to return to the PGA Tour signals the demise of the Saudi-backed LIV golf project. Despite a hefty investment of $6bn, the experiment has failed to establish itself in the golf world, highlighting the importance of legacy and tradition in the sport. This move signifies a victory for the PGA Tour and a setback for Saudi Arabia’s attempt to make a mark in the golfing world.

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Ubisoft Faces Worker Strike Amidst Financial Turmoil and Layoffs

Ubisoft employees in Paris have voted to strike for three days in response to the publisher’s recent layoffs and restructuring efforts. The strike comes after Ubisoft proposed cutting 200 jobs at its headquarters, following the closure of several studios and the cancellation of multiple games. The company’s decision to require employees to return to the office full-time has added to the growing discontent among workers.

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Amazon discovers ‘high volume’ of CSAM in AI training data, raising concerns for child safety online

Amazon found a significant amount of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) in its AI training data, leading to questions about the source and safeguards in place. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children reported over 1 million AI-related CSAM cases in 2025, with the majority linked to Amazon. This discovery highlights the critical need for improved safety measures to protect minors in the digital space.

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