A recent court ruling in Mississippi has raised serious questions about the use of artificial intelligence in the legal world. A federal judge, Henry Wingate, issued a temporary restraining order that was riddled with factual mistakes, including the names of non-existent plaintiffs, fabricated quotes from state law, and references to cases that don’t seem to
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Mark Zuckerberg recently shared his ideas about what he calls “personal superintelligence,” a kind of AI that’s supposed to help you reach your goals, create new things, and improve your life. He painted a hopeful picture of a future where everyone uses this AI to do more and be better. But he didn’t give many
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Keeping data safe and meeting legal rules has become a nonstop job for organizations today. They can’t just check their data now and then; they need to watch it constantly. Traditional methods, like doing regular audits and reacting after problems happen, aren’t enough anymore. New laws like GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and newer
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Many developers are jumping on the AI bandwagon, with 84% saying they use or plan to use AI tools this year. That’s a rise from 76% in 2024. But there’s a catch — not everyone trusts these AI outputs. In fact, nearly half of those surveyed (46%) say they don’t trust AI to give accurate
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Microsoft is working on a new kind of AI companion that feels more like a living being than just a chatbot. Instead of responding from an endless digital space, this AI would have its own personality, memories, and even a visual appearance. Think of it like giving your AI a digital life, similar to a
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The UK government has made headlines again with its push for access to encrypted services. While it hasn’t officially confirmed demands made to tech giants like Google and Apple, it refuses to deny receiving requests to install backdoors into their services. This situation highlights the UK’s aggressive stance on surveillance, which is notably more extensive
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Once again, Microsoft finds itself in the spotlight for poor security practices. This time, a major vulnerability in SharePoint, one of its most popular collaboration tools, has led to a widespread and serious cyberattack. The hack has affected government agencies and businesses worldwide, making it one of the worst security breaches in Microsoft’s history. SharePoint
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Recently, a venture capitalist and OpenAI supporter raised concerns after posting a strange and alarming video on social media. The video showed him talking about a mysterious “non-governmental system” that he claimed could manipulate signals and was linked to deaths. He said he discovered this using ChatGPT, which caused worry among his followers. Some people
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Recently, the gaming world has been buzzing about the potential of artificial intelligence to transform how games are created and experienced. This comes after a notable development: SAG-AFTRA, the union representing voice actors and performers in video games, ended a nearly yearlong strike with an agreement that includes safeguards against the unchecked use of AI.
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Andy Yen, the creator of Proton Mail, has introduced a new AI chatbot that promises to keep your conversations private. Unlike most AI tools that collect and store user data, this new chatbot is built with privacy as its main goal. It’s designed to be a safer alternative for people worried about their data security
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