Offenders confused about ethics of AI child sex abuse
In the UK, Graeme Biggar, head of the National Crime Agency, said in December that he wanted to see tougher sentences for offenders who possess child abuse imagery, adding that…
Big tech vows action on 'deceptive' AI in elections
Twenty firms have signed an accord pledging to stop voters being deceived but critics say it lacks teeth. Source link
Xbox, Nintendo or PlayStation: does it still matter?
Following years of fierce rivalry between the two firms, and expensive acquisitions of successful games studios producing the most popular games, in an attempt to lock in the best content…
The brewing secrets behind tastier no-alcohol beer
There’s huge demand for low and no-alcohol beer and breweries are competing for the best flavour. Source link
Facebook £3bn legal action given go-ahead in London
A mass legal action alleges Facebook abused its dominance to monetise 45 million UK users’ personal data. Source link
X accused of taking payments from terrorists
Campaigners at the Tech Transparency Project in the US found paid-for features for organisations. Source link
SpaceX's legal home moved from Delaware, says Musk
It comes after a judge in Delaware annulled his $55.8bn pay package from electric carmaker Tesla. Source link
Future data centres may have built-in nuclear reactors
Spencer Lamb, chief commercial officer at British data centre developer Kao Data, doesn’t view nuclear-powered facilities in the UK as being something imminent. “I’ve heard about SMRs, but it will…
AI could 'supercharge' election disinformation, US tells the BBC
US Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco says the US wants tougher sentences for crimes involving AI. Source link
‘AI won’t steal your job, but people using it may’
Hovhannes Avoyan is a former professor of artifcial intelligence (AI) from Armenia, who founded the picture and video editing app Picsart. It achieved unicorn status, with a valuation of more…