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Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at Anthropic, told the BBC that there is a high risk AI could end humanity if its development is not controlled. The Prime Minister's top security adviser warned that Europe faces a hard winter to keep pressure on Putin. An Indonesian ferry that went missing in the Java Sea resulted in one death and 102 people being rescued.

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