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BBC - TechMar 18, 20261 min↓ Negative

Ad for AI editing app which said it could 'remove anything' banned

The UK regulator has banned an ad for an AI editing app claiming it could "remove anything" from a woman's body without consent, sparking concerns about the ethics and legality of such practices. This development has implications for media and technology companies in Southeast Asia, highlighting the importance of ethical guidelines in the digital age.

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BBC - TechMar 17, 20261 min~ Mixed

Nvidia faces gamer backlash over 'breakthrough' AI graphics feature

Nvidia has unveiled a groundbreaking AI graphics feature that promises to revolutionize game graphics, transforming the gaming experience with stunning visuals at a fraction of the cost. However, critics warn that this advancement could lead to a loss of artistic expression, with many gamers and artists expressing concern over the potential impact on the creative process. This development underscores the ongoing tension between innovation and preservation of traditional artistic techniques in th

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BBC - TechMar 16, 20261 min↓ Negative

Teens sue Musk's xAI over Grok's pornographic images of them

Teenagers have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI over the creation of pornographic images of them by his AI chatbot, Grok, sparking widespread concern about privacy and security risks in AI technology.

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BBC - TechMar 16, 20261 min↓ Negative

Firms urged to check if other users edited their data on Companies House

Companies House is urging users to verify their data after a glitch allowed logged-in users to view and edit other companies' details without consent, highlighting the importance of user privacy and data security in the digital age.

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BBC - TechMar 16, 20261 min~ Mixed

Is this product 'human-made'? The race to establish an AI-free logo

The AI-free logo movement is gaining momentum as concerns about ethical AI and algorithmic bias drive a shift towards more human-centric branding. This trend could reshape the future of tech industry branding.

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BBC - TechMar 14, 20261 min↓ Negative

She spent 16 hours on Instagram in a day. It's up to a jury to decide if Meta is to blame

A landmark lawsuit against social media giant Meta Platforms, Inc., alleging intentional addiction, is set to be filed, setting the stage for thousands of users claiming the company manipulates behavior through targeted ads and engagement features. This case, expected to go to trial in the coming months, could set a precedent for how courts view social media companies' responsibilities and has far-reaching implications for future regulation and usage.

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BBC - TechMar 12, 20261 min~ Mixed

What role has cyber warfare played in Iran?

The United States has hinted at its involvement in cyber warfare against Iran, raising concerns about the escalating tension between the two nations. This development signals a shift in the US's cyber strategy, potentially using cyber operations as a covert and less detectable means of exerting influence over Iran. Cyber warfare is becoming a critical aspect of modern warfare, with the stakes high and consequences far-reaching. This hint suggests a new era of cyber dominance in international rel

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BBC - TechMar 12, 20261 min↓ Negative

Social media firms asked to toughen up age checks for under-13s

UK regulators issue stern warning to social media giants, calling for stronger age verification to protect young users from online predators, as the country faces an increasing number of reports of child abuse online.

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BBC - TechMar 11, 20261 min↑ Positive

Big Tech backs Anthropic in fight against Trump administration

Tech giants are backing Anthropic against the Trump administration's attempts to regulate AI, highlighting concerns about the potential misuse of AI and the need to protect free speech. This move could shape the future of AI regulation and the role of tech companies in shaping the digital landscape.

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BBC - TechMar 11, 20261 min↓ Negative

'Icky and heartbreaking': The $2 per hour worker behind the OnlyFans boom

A $2-per-hour worker behind the scenes is fueling the success of the OnlyFans platform, with a Philippines-based woman named Samantha playing a crucial role in attracting subscribers interested in adult content. Her exploitative work highlights the need for better pay and regulation in the adult entertainment industry.

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BBC - TechMar 10, 20261 min↓ Negative

Meta urged to boost oversight of fake AI videos

Meta has been urged to improve oversight of AI-generated videos, with advisers saying its current methods are inadequate during crises, sparking concerns about misinformation and public trust.

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BBC - TechMar 10, 20261 min↑ Positive

Fortnite-maker raising in-game currency prices 'to help pay the bills'

Epic Games, the creators of Fortnite, is raising in-game currency prices to cover increased costs, marking a significant step for the game as it continues to grow in popularity and revenue.

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BBC - TechMar 10, 20261 min↓ Negative

Signal issues scam warning to users after hackers target officials

Signal, the popular messaging app, has issued a security warning after reports of targeted hacking attempts on officials. The company is working with law enforcement to investigate these incidents and ensure user safety. This underscores the importance of vigilance in protecting sensitive information.

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BBC - TechMar 10, 20261 min↓ Negative

Family of child injured in Canada school shooting sues OpenAI

A family of a child injured in a school shooting in Canada has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the technology company knew about the perpetrator's plans but failed to contact authorities, sparking concerns about cybersecurity and the need for better collaboration between tech companies and law enforcement.

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BBC - TechMar 10, 20261 min~ Mixed

GPS jamming: The invisible battle in the Middle East

In the Middle East, GPS jamming has become a silent adversary, making navigation in the Gulf a perilous endeavor, sparking efforts to develop alternative navigation systems and highlighting the importance of GPS in modern warfare.

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BBC - TechMar 9, 20261 min↓ Negative

Anthropic sues US government for calling it a risk

Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company known for its chatbot Claude, has filed a lawsuit against the US government, alleging that the government is using its AI systems without proper oversight or accountability, which Anthropic claims poses a significant risk to national security and public safety. This legal action highlights the growing tension between the private sector and the government over the use of AI and underscores the ongoing debate about the appropriate regulatory framework

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↑ Positive

Mayor Sadiq Khan invites embattled AI firm Anthropic to expand in London

Mayor Sadiq Khan has extended an invitation to AI firm Anthropic to expand its operations in London, following a recent report highlighting the company's work on AI ethics and its potential impact on the tech industry. This move could have far-reaching implications for AI research and development globally, potentially influencing the direction of innovation and investment in the tech sector.

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↑ Positive

Xbox confirms new console is coming - but can it revive the brand?

Microsoft is officially unveiling Project Helix, a "next-generation" console, hoping to reignite interest in the Xbox brand and bring new life to the console market. The new console is expected to be powered by a custom processor and feature high-resolution displays and improved graphics, with details still being finalized.

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↓ Negative

Anthropic vows to sue Pentagon over supply chain risk label

Anthropic, a leading AI firm, is set to sue the Pentagon over a supply chain risk label, marking the first time a US company has received such a designation, highlighting growing concerns about AI technology's supply chain risks.

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↓ Negative

Anthropic vows to sue Pentagon over risk designation

Anthropic, an artificial intelligence firm, has vowed to sue the Pentagon over a risk designation, marking the first time a US company has faced such a designation, highlighting growing tensions between the government and tech companies.

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↓ Negative

Can snacks help you sleep?

New research reveals that chocolate and certain sleep aids marketed as snacks can disrupt your sleep cycle, making it harder to fall asleep and stay asleep.

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BBC - TechMar 6, 20261 min↓ Negative

TfL hack in 2024 affected around 10 million people, BBC can reveal

In a major security breach, the Transport for London system experienced a hack that affected 10 million people in 2024, raising concerns among commuters. Despite assurances from TfL, the incident underscores the importance of robust cybersecurity measures in critical infrastructure.

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BBC - TechMar 5, 20261 min↓ Negative

Anthropic labelled a supply chain risk by Pentagon

The Pentagon has designated Anthropic as a supply chain risk, marking a significant shift in how the government views the tech industry. This move underscores the growing importance of cybersecurity and supply chain security in the sector. Anthropic, known for its work on large language models, is now on the radar of the Pentagon, which is taking proactive measures to protect its supply chain from potential threats. This development highlights the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and the incr

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BBC - TechMar 5, 20261 min↓ Negative

Musk tells jury 'people read too much' into his posts

Elon Musk faces a lawsuit alleging misleading statements about his Twitter acquisition, accusing him of manipulating investors' trust, sparking concerns about the power of social media.

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