Taylor Swift appears to have confirmed a romance with rumored new boyfriend Matty Healy – she shared a cryptic message on stage in Nashville on Friday night.

The singer, 33, said the words: “This is about you, you know who you are. I Love You while on stage for her US Eras Tour.

Footage of the moment sent fans spinning after they realized 34-year-old Healy had used the exact same words at a concert in the Philippines on May 3.

The 1975 singer was also spotted in the crowd at the Nashville performance on Friday, cutting a casual figure as he watched from a closed area with her close friends.

His appearance at the concert comes after it was claimed Taylor started the new romance less than a month after her split from Joe Alwyn, 32.

Taylor (pictured on stage on Friday) said the words: “This is about you, you know who you are. I Love You as she takes the stage for her US Eras Tour.

Video surfaced of Healy pointing at the camera and saying “I love you” while performing in the Philippines before drinking from a bottle of wine.

The singer grinned as he heard Swift say the same words on the Nashville leg of her tour before performing Cardigan.

He flew in to see the star’s performance, the visit apparently coinciding with her five-day hiatus before continuing the tour in Philadelphia.

Healy has a month-long hiatus in his own schedule, having performed with the band in May and returning to the tour with a gig in Poland on June 2nd.

Swift reportedly fell “madly in love” with Healy after their longtime friendship blossomed into a romance.

On Thursday, it was reported that Matty and Taylor agreed to go public with their relationship this weekend, though she ended up not bringing him on stage.

Matty appeared to be having the time of his life as he shook his shoulders in the audience while Taylor belted out “Shake It Off.”

However, some fans were quick to shut down the romance rumors, with many suspecting the not-so-subtle messages could be a hint of a potential collaboration between the two stars.

Video surfaced of Healy pointing at the camera and saying “I love you” before drinking from a wine bottle during a performance in the Philippines — using the same words on Swift on Friday

Healy was spotted photographing Taylor Swift onstage at her Eras Tour stop in Nashville on Friday night – amid their alleged romance

He flew in to see the star’s performance, the visit apparently coinciding with her five-day hiatus before continuing the tour in Philadelphia

Swift sang two 1975 numbers during her London performance in February, with The Sun reporting that Healey was due to join her on stage in Nashville – although he stayed in the crowd on Friday night.

A source told the publication, “Taylor and Matty have been planning their ‘coming out’ for a few weeks now and are really excited to just go public with their love affair.

“None of them want to keep any secrets or hide. The plan is for Matty to come on stage in the middle of the show and play two songs.

“They’ll be chatting to the audience and the current idea is that they’ll confirm their romance with some sort of PDA – public token of love. It won’t be remotely cheesy, however.

It comes as the British hunk reportedly split from model Meredith Mickelson just weeks before his relationship with the Mean hitmaker.

The singer is said to have had a romance with the 23-year-old model, who has garnered a huge following on social media, before they split in February.

Swift sang two 1975 numbers during her London performance in February, with The Sun reporting that Healey was due to join her on stage in Nashville – although he stayed in the crowd on Friday night

The 1975 singer appeared to be having the time of his life as he shook his shoulders in the audience as Taylor belted out Shake It Off (Taylor pictured on stage).

Matty (right) and Taylor’s new romance was revealed on Wednesday, but the pair have been friends since 2015 (pictured).

The news of the new romance comes just weeks after it was revealed that Taylor has split from her boyfriend of six years, Joe, 32, after the pair “struggled” with their “career differences”.

But despite the short turnaround, Taylor is said to be “madly in love” with Matt – the son of Loose Women star Denise Welch and Benidorm actor Tim Healy.

The alleged romance with Matt is the latest in a string of British boyfriends for Taylor, who – like her most recent relationship with Joe – has dated Harry Styles, Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston.

A source told the publication, “She and Matty are madly in love.”

“It’s super early but it feels right. They first started dating almost ten years ago, very briefly, but the timing just didn’t work out.

The source went on to insist that there was no transition in Taylor’s love life despite news of her split from Joe surfacing last month, insisting the couple had in fact split in February.

The singer grinned as he heard Swift say the same words on the Nashville leg of her tour before performing Cardigan

It was reported on Thursday that Healy and Swift planned to go public with their relationship this weekend

Taylor wowed in glittery costumes as her alleged boyfriend looked on in the crowd with her close friends

Taylor is currently in the middle of the US leg of her The Eras Tour while The 1975 are on their At Their Very Best concert tour, but the source insisted they’ve stayed in constant communication through texting and face timing.

The source added: “As two international megastars, they understand the pressures of each other’s jobs better than anyone and are incredibly supportive of their respective careers.

“They are both very proud and excited about this relationship and unlike Taylor’s last one – which was deliberately kept out of the spotlight – she wants to ‘own’ this romance and not hide it.

“Taylor just wants to live her life and be happy. She has told her friends that Matty is flying to Nashville over the weekend to support her on the next leg of her tour.

He seemed very focused on snapping photos of the star as he stood and watched his alleged new girlfriend

Taylor exuded confidence as she belted out her greatest hits during her US tour before taking a five-day hiatus

Just last month it was reported that Taylor had split from British actor Joe Alwyn after six years (pictured in New York in October 2019).

contacted Taylor officials for comment.

Back in 2015, Matt denied romance rumors with Taylor, but confirmed they texted each other frequently.

After rumors circulated, he confirmed on Australian radio: “It’s fake. It’s all fucking fake. It’s a farce!

“Yes, we met, we exchanged numbers like a lot of people do in this kind of world and we chatted occasionally.

“And she’s the biggest pop star in the world and I’m in Australia. There are no preferences, relationships or anything that happens. It’s just funny how people really, really believe that.

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KIEV, Ukraine — Ukraine said Saturday it used the US-made Patriot air defense system to shoot down a Russian hypersonic missile in the skies over the capital region of Kiev — demonstrating it is now capable of targeting one of the most to thwart Moscow’s dreaded weapons.

So far, the hypersonic missile, dubbed the Kinzhal, meaning “dagger” in Russian, has been unstoppable by Ukraine, and several had hit targets since the start of the Russian war in February 2022. The Kinzhal had a lower altitude than conventional ballistic missiles and was too fast when that the Ukrainian air defense could react at all.

“Congratulations to the people of Ukraine on a historic event!” Head of Ukraine’s Air Command Mykola Oleshchuk posted along with a lightning bolt emoji. “Yes, we brought down the ‘unprecedented’ Kinzhal!”

It had been reported in recent days that Ukraine had stopped a Kinzhal in the early hours of Thursday as part of a broader Russian airstrike on Kiev that also included drones. The drones were also stopped, officials said.

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The destruction of the missile, believed to be a Kh-47 fired from a Russian MiG-31K fighter jet, demonstrated the potentially game-changing role of the Patriot system, which costs approximately $1 billion per installation.

The United States and the Netherlands agreed to donate a Patriot system, and Ukrainian soldiers had gone to Oklahoma for training.

Oleshchuk’s post also included a Ukrainian flag and the word “patriot,” but he said more details would be reported “in due course” so as not to help Russia.

The Patriot, which stands for Phased Array Tracking Radar for Intercept on Target, is a surface-to-air system and one of the most advanced air defense capabilities in the US arsenal. It consists of a powerful radar, control station, power generator, launch stations and support vehicles.

It can deploy different types of interceptors – to destroy aircraft and missiles in flight, as well as radar installations, for example – and identifying the specific interceptor used by Ukraine would reveal the full capabilities Kiev now has. For example, depending on the range, this could include the ability to shoot down planes over Belarusian or even Russian territory.

The Patriot system uses three types of missiles, all of which “could potentially take out those Russian bombers hovering over Belarusian airspace,” said Reuben Johnson, an expert on US military hardware.

But only one of the missiles – the Missile Segment Enhancement, or MSE – is designed to take out the Kinzhal. It can also intercept ballistic missiles carrying chemical or nuclear payloads at a “keep-out” altitude, Johnson said, and destroy an incoming missile outside of the atmosphere so the weapons don’t contaminate areas on the ground.

“Having the Patriots there now and having that kind of reach would stop any Russian pilot and make them feel less safe,” he said.

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Michael Kofman, a military expert at CNA, a US-based policy institute, said that too much is being made of the Kinzhal and that it is not particularly different from other ballistic missiles. The Kinzhal is a variant of the Russian Iskander-M.

“I don’t understand the interest in the Russian use of Kinzhal. There’s nothing special or particularly exciting about this system,” Kofman tweeted.

“Iskander-M is a tried and tested system. Hundreds were fired. Kinzhal is an airborne variant of this system,” he wrote. “It uses the aircraft for extra range and initial speed. Otherwise it looks unremarkable. It’s just as ‘hypersonic’ as many other ballistic missiles.”

Since October, Russia has been waging a relentless campaign of airstrikes against critical infrastructure in Ukraine to destroy its power systems. The strikes have killed scores of civilians, in some cases dozens at a time, as residential buildings have been hit. For example, in January, a Kinzhal missile reportedly hit a residential building in the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro, killing at least 46 people.

Russia’s airstrikes continued overnight from Friday to Saturday, with another eight attack drones shot down, Ukrainian officials said.

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Earlier, Ukrainian officials said they were powerless against ballistic missile attacks. The missiles flew so fast that Ukraine’s air warning systems didn’t even have time to sound the alarm.

When the Kinzhal missile was intercepted around 2:30 a.m. Thursday, it caused a thunderous bang that was heard across the Ukrainian capital, shaking many residents from their beds.

“They said the Patriot is an outdated American weapon and Russian weapons are the best in the world,” Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat told Ukrainian television. “Well, there is confirmation that it works effectively even against a super-hypersonic missile.”

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Portraits of Ukraine: Every Ukrainian’s life has changed – big and small – since Russia launched its full-scale invasion a year ago. They have learned to survive and support each other in extreme circumstances, in bomb shelters and hospitals, destroyed apartment complexes and destroyed marketplaces. Scroll through portraits of Ukrainians reflecting on a year of loss, resilience and fear.

Attrition: Over the past year, the war has morphed from an invasion on multiple fronts that included Kiev in the north to a conflict of attrition largely centered on a vast territory to the east and south. Follow the 600-mile frontline between Ukrainian and Russian forces and get a glimpse of where the fighting was concentrated.

Living apart for a year: Russia’s invasion, coupled with Ukraine’s martial law barring military-age men from leaving the country, has forced millions of Ukrainian families to make agonizing choices about how to balance safety, duty and love, with once-intertwined lives no longer are recognizable. This is what a train station full of farewells looked like last year.

Deepening of the global divide: President Biden has dubbed the reinvigorated Western alliance forged during the war a “global coalition,” but a closer look suggests the world is far from settled on the issues raised by the Ukraine war to be united. There is ample evidence that efforts to isolate Putin have failed and that sanctions have not stopped Russia thanks to its oil and gas exports.

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In a video released on Thursday, Wagner’s boss threatened to leave the Ukrainian frontline if Moscow didn’t supply its troops with fresh ammunition.

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Yevgeny Prigoyine, leader of the Wagner paramilitary group, on April 6, 2023 in the Krasnodar Territory of southern Russia. (TELEGRAM / @CONCORDGROUP_OFFICIAL / AFP)

Evguéni Prigojine wants to carry out his threats. The leader of the paramilitary group Wagner said Saturday, May 6, that he wanted to surrender his positions to Chechen dictator Ramzan Kadyrov and his troops. In a video released on Thursday, Wagner’s boss threatened to leave the Ukrainian frontline if Moscow didn’t supply its troops with fresh ammunition.

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“I ask you to issue a battle order for the transfer of the positions of the Wagner group to the units of the Akhmat battalion in the village of Bakhmout and its surroundings by midnight on May 10,” Yevgeny Prigoyine said in a letter to the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, published by his press service. The Wagner boss specified this request “due to a long lack of ammunition” and accused the workforce of only having made 32% of the requested quantity available to him since last October.

An “Action Strategy” developed with the Kremlin.

On Telegram, Ramzan Kadyrov asserted that his troops were “ready to advance towards” Bakhmout. “I have already signed a letter addressed to the Commander-in-Chief with the will to return the city and cleanse it of Otab,” he said.

Without specifying the Kremlin’s response to Wagner’s request, Ramzan Kaydrov assured that he had “already started to develop [une] Strategy of action with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, taking into account enemy tactics and the resources at our disposal”.

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Interesting news about artificial intelligence, a topic that has now monopolized public opinion and the mainstream media. AI needs to be better regulated than it is now, so even the President of the United States, Biden, is moving in that direction.

When we talk about regulating artificial intelligence, we are referring to the need to put in place rules and policies that define how AI must be developed, deployed and controlled ensure their impact is positive and which do not harm consumers, the economy and society at large.

At present, AI cannot yet be described as fully regulated, as there are still many open questions about its implementation and its impact on society. For example, there are concerns about Transparency of the decisions made by AIsProtection of consumer data, civil and legal liability of companies that develop and deploy AI.

For this reason, there are several proposals for international regulation of artificial intelligence, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Guidance on AI ethics (OECD), but there is still no comprehensive and consistent framework for global regulation of AI.

AI regulation needs to be balanced to ensure technological innovation is not hampered, but at the same time it needs to be controlled to mitigate the risks associated with their implementation and dissemination in society. In this way, AI regulation can help ensure that AI is developed and used responsibly and for the benefit of society.

For these reasons, the highest state offices and institutions are also trying to better understand the current situation of AI

UK Antitrust screens AIs

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), or the UK’s anti-trust agency, which deals with regulating the market to prevent the emergence of dangerous phenomena for consumers, such as monopolies that harm fair competition, has made headlines in recent weeks, because it prevented Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard sees a threat to consumer choice.

Well, the CMA has now made a strong decision regarding artificial intelligence as well. He announced an overhaul of “fundamental artificial intelligence models” such as language models (LLMs). they support OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s new Bing. Generative AI models powering art platforms like DALL-E or OpenAI’s Midjourney also likely fall within the scope.

The announced review of the CMA on AI represents an important development in AI regulation, particularly in relation to fundamental AI models.

The CMA said its review will focus on competition and consumer protection in the development and use of these models to understand how these models are evolving and create an assessment of the conditions and principles that best guide the development of these models and their future use.

What is interesting about this review is that it also covers generative AI models for artistic use, such as DALL-E and Midjourney by OpenAI. This means that the CMA considers not only the impact of AI on consumers, but also on other sectors such as art and copyright.

The impact of this overhaul could be significant, especially for companies developing these foundational AI models. The CMA could introduce stricter and more restrictive rules for the development and use of these models, which could limit companies’ innovation and competitiveness.

The President of the United States also wants to see things clearly

The President of the United States Joe Bidencalled a meeting with leaders of some of the largest technology companies in the United States, including Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA and OpenAi, to discuss issues related to artificial intelligence and its regulation.

What worries the US government the unethical use of AIfor example, before a meeting between the Biden administration and industry leaders, the White House announced an increase in funding for the development of responsible artificial intelligence.

Measures include a $140 million investment from the National Science Foundation to create seven new National AI Research (NAIR) Institutes, Increasing the total number of dedicated AI facilities to 25 across the country. Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI and other companies have also agreed to have their language models publicly evaluated. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) also said it would release interim rules this summer to outline how the federal government should use AI technology.

The press release from the administration states:

These moves build on the administration’s strong commitment to ensuring that technology improves the lives of the American people and open new perspectives for the federal government’s continued efforts to make coherent and comprehensive progress in addressing technology-related risks and opportunities.

In April, the Federal Trade Commission, the Consumer Federal Protection Bureau, the Department of Justice and the Careers Commission issued a joint filing claiming they already have authority to prosecute companies whose AI products harm users.

In short, a real task force is advancing to clearly see the current artificial intelligence situation.