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 - text: Tech giants ‘could severely disable UK spooks from stopping online harms’. Silicon Valley tech giants’ actions could “severely disable” UK spooks from preventing harm caused by online paedophiles and fraudsters, Suella Braverman  has suggested. The Conservative former home secretary named Facebook owner Meta , and Apple, and their use of technologies such as end-to-end encryption as a threat to attempts to tackle digital crimes. She claimed the choice to back these technologies without “safeguards” could “enable and indeed facilitate some of the worst atrocities that our brave men and women in law enforcement agencies deal with every day”, as MPs  began considering changes to investigatory powers laws. The Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill  includes measures to make it easier for agencies to examine and retain bulk datasets, such as publicly available online telephone records, and would allow intelligence agencies to use internet connection records to aid detection of their targets. We know that the terrorists, the serious organised criminals, and fraudsters, and the online paedophiles, all take advantage of the dark web and encrypted spaces
 - text: Camargo Corrêa asks Toffoli to suspend the fine agreed with Lava Jato. The Camargo Corrêa group has asked Justice Dias Toffoli to suspend the R$1.4 billion fine it agreed to pay in its leniency agreement under Operation Car Wash. The company asked for an extension of the minister's decisions that benefited J&F and Odebrecht. Like the other companies, it claimed that it suffered undue pressure from members of the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF) to close the deal. Much of the request is based on messages exchanged between prosecutors from the Curitiba task force and former judge Sergio Moro - Camargo Corrêa requested full access to the material, seized in Operation Spoofing, which arrested the hackers who broke into cell phones. The dialogues, according to the group's defense, indicate that the executives did not freely agree to the deal, since they were the targets of lawsuits and pre-trial detentions.
 pipeline_tag: token-classification
-# inference:
-#   parameters:
-#     aggregation_strategy: "simple"
 base_model: numind/NuNER-v1.0
 model-index:
 - name: numind/NuNER-v1.0 fine-tuned on FewNERD-fine-supervised

 - text: Tech giants ‘could severely disable UK spooks from stopping online harms’. Silicon Valley tech giants’ actions could “severely disable” UK spooks from preventing harm caused by online paedophiles and fraudsters, Suella Braverman  has suggested. The Conservative former home secretary named Facebook owner Meta , and Apple, and their use of technologies such as end-to-end encryption as a threat to attempts to tackle digital crimes. She claimed the choice to back these technologies without “safeguards” could “enable and indeed facilitate some of the worst atrocities that our brave men and women in law enforcement agencies deal with every day”, as MPs  began considering changes to investigatory powers laws. The Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill  includes measures to make it easier for agencies to examine and retain bulk datasets, such as publicly available online telephone records, and would allow intelligence agencies to use internet connection records to aid detection of their targets. We know that the terrorists, the serious organised criminals, and fraudsters, and the online paedophiles, all take advantage of the dark web and encrypted spaces
 - text: Camargo Corrêa asks Toffoli to suspend the fine agreed with Lava Jato. The Camargo Corrêa group has asked Justice Dias Toffoli to suspend the R$1.4 billion fine it agreed to pay in its leniency agreement under Operation Car Wash. The company asked for an extension of the minister's decisions that benefited J&F and Odebrecht. Like the other companies, it claimed that it suffered undue pressure from members of the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF) to close the deal. Much of the request is based on messages exchanged between prosecutors from the Curitiba task force and former judge Sergio Moro - Camargo Corrêa requested full access to the material, seized in Operation Spoofing, which arrested the hackers who broke into cell phones. The dialogues, according to the group's defense, indicate that the executives did not freely agree to the deal, since they were the targets of lawsuits and pre-trial detentions.
 pipeline_tag: token-classification
+inference:
+  parameters:
+    grouped_entities: True
 base_model: numind/NuNER-v1.0
 model-index:
 - name: numind/NuNER-v1.0 fine-tuned on FewNERD-fine-supervised