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TechRadar's weekly crossword — puzzle #9, Friday, October 23
It's been a while, hasn't it? Due to various factors, our regular weekly crossword went on a bit of a brief hiatus over the last month, but I'm happy to say I'm bringing it back today! Hopefully both my puzzle setting and
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The General Services Administration spent a number of months this year drafting a new clause to use in its contracts for the purchasing of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The original draft started too broadly, with the June version seemingly preventing ordinary services contractors from using AI tools in their work supporting