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US warns of rising senior health fraud as AI lifts scam sophistication
Investigators say AI tools help flag suspicious Medicare billing and prevent senior health fraud.
Europe needs clearer regulation to capture AI growth, Google says
Stronger skills, clearer rules and modern AI tools are essential for Europe’s economic future, Google says.
EU approves funding for a new Onsemi semiconductor facility in the Czech Republic
Onsemi will introduce training programmes, commit to priority orders during shortages, and help develop the next generation of 200 mm SiC technologies across the EU market.
LSEG data and LG’s EXAONE model combine in new AI-driven stock prediction service
New LG–LSEG tool uses EXAONE to analyse structured and unstructured financial data and generate four-week equity forecasts.
Creativity that AI cannot reshape
The Munich ruling reveals how the very qualities that make human creativity unique can turn AI systems into unintended copiers, raising urgent questions about the future of technology and the law.
Spain opens inquiry into Meta over privacy concerns
Researchers in Europe revealed long-term data collection on Android devices, prompting Spain to demand full explanations from Meta and review possible breaches of EU digital legislation.
UAE launches 1 billion AI initiative for Africa
AI-driven projects will improve living standards, promote equitable growth, and expand opportunities for communities in need.
Twitch is classified as age-restricted by the Australian regulator
New guidance from eSafety places Twitch under stricter controls from December as officials push platforms to understand their responsibilities under Australia’s social media age laws.
US considers allowing Bitcoin tax payments
Lawmakers are weighing a measure that enables BTC tax payments while boosting the national reserve without purchasing coins on the open market.
Greece accelerates AI training for teachers
The pilot scheme introduces a customised ChatGPT model to the secondary schools of Greece, sparking optimism among officials and concern among teachers and pupils about long-term effects.
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