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Major tech firms pledge to fight online fraud
Rising losses to online scams, exceeding $16 billion in 2024, have driven tech companies to enhance safety features and push for tougher regulations.
Europe aims to tighten AI rules and personal data standards
AI systems generating non-consensual sexual content face a ban under new EU proposals, following incidents such as the Grok chatbot scandal.
OpenAI says ChatGPT advertisements remain limited to the US
Advertising systems, according to OpenAI, operate separately from the chatbot’s AI responses.
UK government and Microsoft support digital skills growth
Students and graduates are gaining access to work placements, scholarships, and mentoring that help build essential digital and AI skills for future careers.
OpenAI plans to integrate Sora video generation into ChatGPT
The integration of Sora could expand ChatGPT beyond text and image generation.
Young investors warned on crypto and AI advice
AI is trusted by 64% of young Australians for financial information, yet unlicensed personalised advice is illegal and could carry major risks.
Switzerland is at the centre of a quiet rebellion in chip design
RISC-V offers an open-source alternative to Intel and ARM chip architectures, aiming to reduce global dependence on proprietary designs.
AI tools encourage exploration in creative tasks
Diverse suggestions from AI tools help users explore new ideas, take creative risks, and remain engaged during collaborative design tasks.
Phishing attack on Starbucks employee portal exposes nearly 900 workers
A phishing campaign targeting Starbucks’ internal employee portal has exposed the Social Security numbers and banking details of nearly 900 workers, and cybersecurity experts warn the damage could last for years.
AI-powered browsing arrives in Chrome for India New Zealand and Canada
Nano Banana 2 and Gemini in Chrome allow instant image transformations and intelligent assistance, helping users work smarter across multiple tabs.
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