OpenAI is reportedly developing a new cybersecurity product that will be made available only to a small group of companies, according to Axios.
By Chris Borden The UK government has selected Anthropic to develop an AI assistant for the GOV.UK website. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) aims to use the tool to help citizens access public services and receive personalized guidance. Initially, the assistant will focus on supporting job seekers with career advice, improving access to training and reskilling programs, and explaining available benefits and services.
By Chris Borden Security experts have warned about the risks of using the AI assistant Clawdbot, which may inadvertently expose personal data and API keys.
By Alex Rowland The European Commission has launched a new investigation against X under the Digital Services Act (DSA).
By Chris Borden A new investigation by NewsGuard reveals a troubling reality: today’s leading AI chatbots can almost never identify AI-generated videos as fake. Even more concerning, ChatGPT fails to recognize synthetic videos created by its own company.
By Alex Rowland Meta is suspending global access to its AI characters for teenagers. Starting in the “coming weeks,” teen users will no longer be able to interact with AI characters in Meta’s apps until a revised version is ready. The restriction applies to all users who have listed a teenage birth date, as well as individuals who present themselves as adults but are identified as minors by Meta’s age-detection technology.
By Alex Rowland Beijing will encourage companies to purchase a certain volume of Chinese chips after approving the import of Nvidia chips. Chinese authorities have allowed major technology companies, including Alibaba Group, to prepare orders for Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
By Alex Rowland OpenAI’s Chief Marketing Officer Kate Rouch defended the company’s support for Donald Trump in a post on X, responding to accusations from right-wing MAGA activist Katie Miller, who labeled OpenAI as “woke AI” and claimed its leadership was anti-Trump.
By Chris Borden South Korea has become the first country in the world to enact a comprehensive law regulating the safe use of artificial intelligence (AI).
By Chris Borden Ukraine’s new Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has announced plans to create a system that would allow allies to train their AI models on Ukrainian wartime data, using the information as a bargaining tool.
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