OpenAI continues to be a big name in the world of artificial intelligence. Known for its popular ChatGPT chatbot, which launched in 2022, the company keeps making headlines with new projects and business moves. From acquiring startups to battling legal issues, OpenAI’s activities show how rapidly AI is evolving and how much attention it attracts.
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Apple is stepping up its efforts to find and fix security flaws with a big increase in its bug bounty program. The company announced that it will now pay up to $2 million for discovering serious software exploits that could be used for spyware. When bonuses are included, the maximum payout can reach as high
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It’s like the internet is catching its breath. For years, many have argued that Google has been the gatekeeper of online information, controlling what we see and how we find it. Now, UK regulators are stepping up, trying to change the rules that keep Google so dominant in search and advertising. UK Regulators Push for
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The rush of investment in artificial intelligence has many people wondering if we’re heading for a tech crash. The Bank of England recently voiced concerns that the rapid rise in AI company valuations might be more fragile than it seems. While they didn’t call it a full-blown bubble, their warning hints at trouble brewing beneath
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A recent hack involving Discord has raised serious questions about the safety of government-issued ID data and the UK’s push for digital identity systems. Thousands of users might have had their personal information exposed, highlighting the risks of sharing sensitive data online. What Exactly Happened at Discord? Discord revealed that a third-party company handling customer
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Recently, a government contract in Australia highlighted big issues with how organizations are managing artificial intelligence. Deloitte Australia used AI to help prepare a lengthy report for the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. But when the report was reviewed, it turned out to contain fake citations and references to non-existent court cases. This mistake
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Apple is reportedly close to reaching a settlement with European regulators over the company’s compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). While the company continues to push back and urge the EU to change or drop parts of the legislation, it appears to be working behind the scenes to find some common ground. This situation
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Organizations like police, hospitals, law firms, and banks handle a lot of sensitive information. When they share records, they need to hide personal details like addresses, social security numbers, or medical info. Doing this manually takes a lot of time and can lead to costly mistakes. Recently, a healthcare company faced a £6 million fine
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Immigration authorities are making moves to boost their social media monitoring efforts. They want to hire nearly 30 contractors to scan platforms like Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. The goal is to turn online posts and profiles into leads that can lead to deportation raids and arrests. This new plan is still in the early
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The music world is about to change quite a bit. Big record labels are close to signing new agreements with AI companies that could set the stage for how creative works are used and paid for in the future. These deals will let AI firms access music catalogs legally while making sure artists and rights
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