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OpenAI expands verification tools as AI slop blurs digital trust
Synthetic media verification is becoming a larger priority as OpenAI expands provenance systems.
Spotify verification badges target AI slop and voice impersonation
As AI slop expands into synthetic voices, cloned identities and misleading audio content, Spotify is introducing podcast verification badges and stronger impersonation rules to protect creator trust.
US lawmakers push permanent CBDC ban over surveillance concerns
Debate over a potential digital dollar is intensifying in Washington as lawmakers raise concerns over privacy, surveillance and government control of financial systems.
White House pushes fintech integration into US banking framework
Washington is increasing pressure on regulators to modernise financial oversight as fintech and digital asset firms seek greater integration into mainstream banking.
OECD review highlights growth and regulatory challenges in ASEAN digital trade
The report calls for improved data flow and policy alignment.
DIGITALEUROPE urges stronger EU-US digital cooperation
The call includes progress on cyber mutual recognition agreement between the EU and US on key data transfers.
Financial institutions increase cyber defences following AI security findings
Regulators and international institutions warn that rapidly evolving AI-driven cyber threats could create systemic risks for global financial stability.
Singapore expands implementation of National AI Strategy 2.0
Singapore has outlined continued implementation of its National AI Strategy 2.0, focusing on AI adoption across government, industry, and research. The strategy also highlights international cooperation on AI governance, safety, and standards.
UN experts raise concerns over online pornography platforms and digital intermediaries
UN experts have raised concerns about the role of pornography platforms, payment providers, and technology companies in enabling and monetising exploitative online content involving women and girls. The statement calls for stronger platform accountability and age and consent verification measures.
Pope Leo XIV to publish first encyclical on AI and human dignity
Pope Leo XIV will publish his first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas, on 25 May, focusing on the protection of human dignity in the age of AI. The Vatican said the document will examine AI through the lens of Catholic social teaching and technological change.
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