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That said, we shouldn't get too excited. As I've suggested, we have seen these threats before. At the same time, Donald Trump is, sometimes some people say, impulsive. You never know what he's going to do. Paul Moss reporting. Pro-Palestinian activists say a group of more than 50 boats carrying aid to Gaza were intercepted by the Israeli military in international waters near Greece.

The organizers of the trip, the Global Sumed Flotilla, called it illegal, posting footage on X of those on board surrounded, and they say they were threatened at gunpoint. Israel says more than 175 people were detained in the operation. I got more details from our correspondent in Jerusalem, Yolan Nell.

Jolanne reporting from Jerusalem. The technology giant Meta is under pressure to explain why it cancelled a major contract with the company it was using to train AI, after some workers alleged they had to view graphic content captured by Meta smart glasses. The claims were made by some Kenya-based employees of the firm Sama. Our senior technology reporter Chris Vallance has been investigating and spoke to Christian Fraser.

This concerns Meta's smart glasses. You can use them to take photos, video, and you can get Meta's AI to answer questions about what is captured. Particularly useful if you're partially sighted, for example. It'll tell you about some of the things that you've seen.

In a major scoop, two Swedish newspapers spoke to workers based in Kenya at Meta's subcontractor, SAMR. They were working on improving and training AI, and they said as part of their work they'd been asked to review footage captured by the smart glasses, and that included sometimes photos.

users on the toilet, users having sex, and also intimate footage of other people that had been captured by the glasses, that that was something they occasionally encountered. Now, Meta said in response at the time that material was private unless users chose to share it, staff might sometimes review AI content to improve customer experience, which he said was a common industry practice, and this was made clear in its terms of service.

Samra on loppunut kontraktaan. Mitä se tarkoittaa yritysten kanssa? Kaksi kuukautta myöhemmin kontrakta oli lopettunut. Samra sanoi, että sen jälkeen sen tulisi tehdä 1,108 työtä. Meta sanoi, että tämä oli siksi, että Samran työ oli substandardissa. Samra sanoi, että tämä oli heidän asiaan. He olivat miettineet metan standardit.

But really we haven't been able to find out what not meeting META's standards meant. Some Kenyan workers' organizations say really the failure of standards they allege was that workers had spoken out. And that was what META really objected to. In a much more generic sense, Chris, and maybe beyond AI in terms of content moderation, is there a safeguarding issue here for the workers that are doing this, those that are annotating data or those who are training the AI?

Olemme puhuneet paljon, eikö niin, ominaisuuksien yliopistojen yliopistojen yliopistojen yliopistossa.

BBC Technology reporter Chris Vallance.

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This is the Global News Podcast. Next to the ongoing legal battle between two of the world's largest technology firms in a California courtroom. Elon Musk is suing his former friend and co-founder of OpenAI, Sam Altman. Mr. Musk accuses him of abandoning the company's non-profit mission. Mr. Musk has been testifying for a second day. Christina Criddle is a technology reporter at the Financial Times and was in court. Rob Young asked her what she made of Mr. Musk's performance.

Kiitos, että katsoitte.

China may be one of the world's largest producers of drones, but actually flying them in the country is set to become much harder. From today, new restrictions are being brought in, limiting the sale of drones and requiring permits for those who want to fly them. I found out more from my China correspondent, Laura Bicker.

Anekdotallisesti sosiaalisen mediasta käyttäjille, että jopa pystyy laittamaan dronin päivän edelleen on erittäin vaikeaa. Ja onko siellä mitään yksityiskohtia? Kerroit aiemmin, että ihmiset haluavat ottaa tämän magaattisen kuvan tai videon. Mitä vaikuttaa turistiin, jos he tulevat katsomaan? Heidän pitäisi tulla ulos jonkinlaisen permitin tai soittaa sen, kun he ovat siellä?

Laura Bicker reporting from Beijing. The collapse of the mighty Roman Empire in AD 476 may have not been as swift and dramatic as once thought. That's according to a new German study. It suggests that barbarians' tribes gradually integrated over time, rather than overrunning Roman territory.

Research has analysed the DNA of more than 200 individuals buried in cemeteries in southern Germany, starting from about the year 450 CE. They found their genomes pointed to a melting pot of soldiers, farmers and barbarians, instead of a single mass migration event from northern Europe. Tim Franks asked Carl Harper, historian at the University of Oklahoma, for his assessment of the study.