Social media platforms and search engines still littered with scam ads – Which?
Which? found ‘blatant’ fraudulent advertising, from copycats of major retail brands to investment scams.
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Ban zombie knives sooner to save young lives, charity urges Government
Last month, Home Secretary James Cleverly announced a crackdown on zombie-style knives and machetes would come into force from September.
UK News|Feb 9
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Google Bard is now Gemini as new AI tools launched
A first dedicated mobile app and a new, more powerful chatbot – Gemini Advanced – have been launched.
UK News|Feb 8
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Meta to label images on Facebook and Instagram which were created by AI
The social media platform said it is developing tools which will detect AI-generated images and label them when posted on one of its apps.
UK News|Feb 6
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More than £100m investment announced to help UK prepare to regulate AI
The Government has laid out plans for managing and regulating the fast-moving technology.
UK News|Feb 6
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UK and allies to target ‘hackers-for-hire’ with new agreement
A new international agreement, the Pall Mall Process, has been signed by more than 30 countries.
UK News|Feb 6
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Snapchat owner lays off about 10% of its global workforce
Snap expects the majority of the costs to be incurred in the first quarter.
World News|Feb 5
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Estee Lauder cuts 3% to 5% of global workforce as sales and profits slide
The downsizing, which will affect as many as 3,100 workers, will be made by July, Estee Lauder said.
World News|Feb 5
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Facebook at 20: Scandal, looming regulation and a future built around AI
The social network has had a bumpy two decades at the forefront of the internet.
UK News|Feb 4
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Labour’s Peter Kyle set for AI talks with tech giants during Washington visit
The shadow technology secretary wants to discuss how the emerging technology could improve public services.
UK News|Feb 3
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Tim Cook teases Apple generative AI announcement for ‘later this year’
The tech giant is yet to make a major move in emerging space, which is currently dominated by OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
UK News|Feb 2
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Search engines can be ‘one-click gateways’ to harmful content, Ofcom warns
The regulator analysed thousands of search results based on terms linked to self-harm and suicide as part of a new study into online harms content.
UK News|Jan 31
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ChatGPT violated European privacy laws, Italy tells chatbot maker OpenAI
The watchdog started investigating ChatGPT last year, when it temporarily banned the chatbot in Italy.
World News|Jan 30
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Guernsey mark will identify local produce for diners
Diners at restaurants and cafes will soon be seeing a new symbol identifying local produce on menus across the island.
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US regulator opens probe into links between AI start-ups and tech giants
The Federal Trade Commission has issued ‘compulsory orders’ to five companies requiring them to provide information on investments and partnerships.
World News|Jan 25
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