A wedding dress for Kirsten Dunst? Bring it on. After all, the actress has worn multiple wedding gowns in movies such as Melancholia, Marie Antoinette and Mona Lisa Smile. And for her real-life wedding to Fargo costar Jesse Plemons, she knew she wanted to tap the expertise of her Woodshock directors Kate Mulleavy and Laura
Welcome to Eye on AI. Beatrice Nolan here. In today’s issue: This week, the major players in the AI industry met with the U.S. government in a bid to end the confusion around the regulation of frontier AI models. The meeting was convened at the White House on Tuesday, and featured OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta,
Apple’s iCloud Private Relay feature is designed to obscure your web traffic so sites like advertisers, unscrupulous governments or malicious attackers can’t trace that traffic back to you. But it turns out the mechanism isn’t actually as private as Apple says. As reported by 404 Media, security researchers at software company Mysk discovered that even with
Zohran Mamdani’s city-run grocery store chain, one of his most notable campaign promises, will offer deeply discounted kitchen staples. With overwhelming overhead costs, some local businesses may struggle to compete. The mayor said stores will offer a 30% discount on the “most common and critical foods for families,” such as fresh produce, meat and dairy.
European football’s governing body UEFA and Prime Minister Andy Burnham have criticized FIFA’s proposals to seek private investment in its competitions, including the World Cup. FIFA, sport’s world governing body, said it intends to expand “football development funding” to more than $10 billion (£7.5 billion) and invite third parties to invest in a new company.
But “he didn’t act until well into his thirties,” Huntington-Whiteley explained, “so he had a big part of his life where he was a painter and a decorator and he was on the doorstep of clubs and on the market stall, trading.” His years of improvisation meant that “he’s got that real foundation,” he summed
