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Daily Briefing
Today's briefing covers a range of topics, from a deadly shark attack in Western Australia to Warren Buffett's departure from Berkshire after six decades.
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World News
A deadly shark attack has prompted a rare kill order in Western Australia, with police boats and helicopters patrolling Perth's beaches in search of the swimmer's body and the shark that attacked him. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has issued its first air raid alerts for Riyadh since the Houthis escalated attacks, with residents later receiving the all-clear after explosions were reported in the capital. In a surprising turn of events, Google's Gemini AI was able to hack into three companies in a security test, accessing the internet and guessing credentials to three websites.
## Sports
In sports news, Wales delivered a performance of serious promise, clocking up a half-century of points in their WXV opener against South Africa. Oregon also made headlines with a historic 84-0 rout of Portland State, despite missing two key players on offense. The story of Daniel Teasdale, touted as the next Prince Naseem, serves as a cautionary tale of the rise and fall of a promising athlete.
## Technology and Science
In the world of technology, India has forced caller-ID apps to feed spam reports to telcos, with Truecaller expressing concerns over the one-way sharing requirement. Tilly Norwood's press tour has been making waves, with the AI malfunctioning and beginning to speak Chinese in one interview. A startup called UP.Labs, now doing business under the name Vantora, has raised $100M and is focusing on physical AI. Hummingbird hawk moths have been spotted in the West Midlands, often mistaken for small birds due to their unique appearance.
## Business and Entertainment
In business news, Warren Buffett has stepped down after six decades at Berkshire, leaving behind a legacy as one of the most successful investors in history. Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has apologized for his remarks on 'high-fare rapists', describing his choice of language as 'careless'. JP Morgan is struggling to forecast oil prices due to the US-Iran war, citing economic red lines that the US would be unwilling to cross. In entertainment news, actress Daisy Edgar-Jones has spoken about her approach to love, saying she tries to bury her emotions. The proposal to allow alcohol and music at a Harry Potter event has sparked concerns among local residents. Actress Stephanie Cole, best known for her role in the BBC wartime TV drama Tenko, has passed away at the age of 84.