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Arca Opens to Everyone, Paying People for the AI Sessions They’d Otherwise Throw Away

After invite-only early access, the desktop app from the team behind Brevis is now open to anyone on Mac and Windows. HONG KONG, November 11, 2026: Arca, a new desktop app from the team behind Brevis, opened to the public today. Arca pays people for the AI sessions they’d otherwise throw away. It finds the session history their AI tools already keep on their computer, lets them choose which sessions to submit, strips sensitive details on the device before anything is uploaded, and pays for the sessions that are approved. Starting today, anyone can sign up with an email address, with no invite

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Entertainment

David Walliams: Power and Silence review – some of this footage will make your head spin

From the visceral accounts of those the comedian allegedly groomed to archive footage of Jonathan Ross joking about him taking 15-year-olds home, this is dizzying TV David Walliams and his lawyers fought to the last to keep secret the results of a three-year investigation by ITV and the Guardian into claims by multiple women of the comedian and author’s predatory behaviour dating back decades, but those attempts failed and now they have been laid bare before the public. Accompanying the Guardian’s reports, an hour-long documentary has been released – first on YouTube and now on ITVX. It largel

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Military

AI datacentres plan on-site power stations on huge scale despite climate risks, research reveals

181GW of gas-fired capacity proposed for sites in US and Europe because of delays in connecting to national grids, says report Developers of AI datacentres plan to build on-site climate-destroying gas power stations on a huge scale to meet their energy demands, research reveals. Datacentres planned across the US, the UK and mainland Europe have proposals to build fossil fuel plants on-site to create 181GW of gas-fired capacity because of delays to connect to national grids, according to the findings. This is almost four times the total peak electricity demand of Great Britain. Continue reading

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Sports

Danny Kelly, football broadcaster and renowned editor, dies aged 69

Danny Baker pays tribute to the ‘funniest man I knew’ Kelly was former editor of the NME and Q magazines The journalist and broadcaster Danny Kelly, who helped define coverage of music and football in the UK for a generation, has died at the age of 69. Kelly edited the NME and Q magazine, and launched the Football 365 website before going on to be a presenter and pundit on the BBC and TalkSport. He had been receiving treatment for oesophageal cancer. Continue reading...

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Crypto

Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly raised to $1.5 trillion, higher than original target of $1.4 trillion

The Financial Times reported that underwriting banks were considering raising Anthropic's IPO valuation to more than $1.5 trillion, which is higher than the roughly $1.4 trillion corresponding to the prospectus price range; a week ago, the market was worried about the valuation falling to $1 trillion. This article Anthropic’s listing valuation is rumored to be raised to US$1.5 trillion, higher than the original target of 1.4 trillion US dollars. First appeared on Chain News ABMedia.

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Anthropic vulnerability project discovered 38,000 vulnerabilities in seven months, only 217 were fixed

VulnCheck tracks Anthropic's Glasswing project: 37,966 findings were reported in seven months, less than 20% were disclosed, and 217 were fixed; 19 of the 34 reports received by curl were determined not to be vulnerabilities. Anthropic has previously acknowledged that human verification is a bottleneck. This article Anthropic vulnerability plan discovered 38,000 vulnerabilities in seven months, only 217 were repaired. First appeared on Chain News ABMedia.

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