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A new legislation with bipartisan support proposes to mandate the identification and labeling of artificial intelligence-generated videos and audio in online platforms.

A new bill presented in the House on Thursday aims to mandate the recognition and tagging of internet visuals, footage, and sound produced with artificial intelligence. This is the most recent attempt to regulate advancing technology, which has the potential to deceive and mislead if not properly utilized. Artificial intelligence has advanced to the point

Technical difficulties across the country disrupt the operations of driver’s license offices in the United States.

There was a brief interruption in services at state offices in charge of issuing driver’s licenses due to a technology issue affecting the entire nation. This was reported by officials in Springfield, Illinois. The American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators stated that the disruption, occurring between 9:50 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. EDT, was caused by

An Important Technology Tip: Identifying AI-Created Deepfake Images

AI manipulation is becoming a major issue in our online landscape. With the surge and misuse of generative AI tools, there has been a rise in misleading images, videos, and audio, causing concern. As AI-powered deepfakes continue to emerge frequently, featuring individuals ranging from Taylor Swift to Donald Trump, distinguishing between what is authentic and

The UN will vote on its first resolution on artificial intelligence, aimed at ensuring its safety

The United Nations’ General Assembly will vote on Thursday on a resolution regarding artificial intelligence. This will be the first resolution from the UN on the topic and its goal is to ensure that AI benefits all countries, protects human rights, and is reliable and secure. The resolution was proposed by the United States and

According to the United Nations, discarded electronic devices are producing an increasing amount of electronic waste, and the recycling process is falling behind.

According to recent reports from U.N. agencies, there is a growing global issue of electronic waste piling up, as recycling rates continue to decline and are expected to drop further. The organizations were discussing “e-waste,” which refers to any devices that are no longer in use and require a plug or battery, such as cell

Biden praises Arizona as the future of America as the government allocates $8.5 billion towards chipmaker Intel.

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden announced a deal to give Intel a maximum of $8.5 billion in direct financing and $11 billion in loans for computer chip factories across the nation. He praised the investment in Arizona, a key state in the political landscape, as a means to “revive the future of America.” The Biden

Reddit is set to officially enter the stock market after its IPO was priced at $34 per share due to high demand.

Reddit, a popular social media platform, is set to become a publicly traded company with a market value of $6.4 billion. The initial public offering has priced its shares at $34 each. On Wednesday evening, Reddit’s investment bankers announced a price that was at the upper range of their target. During the last few weeks,

Despite an initial push for stricter auto emissions standards, the US government has reconsidered and decided to ease up on their regulations due to a recent decrease in electric vehicle sales.

The Biden administration will likely unveil revised vehicle emission regulations this week. These standards will initially provide a three-year grace period for automakers, but will eventually align with the Environmental Protection Agency’s stringent guidelines. The recent updates are a result of a decline in the sales of electric vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions, which are

A judge has rejected Apple’s motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit regarding the use of AirTag technology to creep on people.

The request by Apple to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging that its AirTag devices are being used by stalkers to track their victims has been denied by a judge, who believes the tech company has not taken sufficient measures to prevent this from happening. Since debuting in 2021, the AirTags, which retail for $29, have

The initial ‘cyberflasher’ is found guilty under England’s recently enacted legislation and sentenced to over 5 years in jail.

The first person in England to be convicted of cyberflashing was given a 5 1/2 year prison sentence on Tuesday for sending unsolicited images of his genitals to a teenage girl and a woman. 39-year-old Nicholas Hawkes was the initial person in England and Wales to be found guilty of breaking the Online Safety Act,

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A new legislation with bipartisan support proposes to mandate the identification and labeling of artificial intelligence-generated videos and audio in online platforms.

Technical difficulties across the country disrupt the operations of driver’s license offices in the United States.

An Important Technology Tip: Identifying AI-Created Deepfake Images

The UN will vote on its first resolution on artificial intelligence, aimed at ensuring its safety

According to the United Nations, discarded electronic devices are producing an increasing amount of electronic waste, and the recycling process is falling behind.

Biden praises Arizona as the future of America as the government allocates $8.5 billion towards chipmaker Intel.

Reddit is set to officially enter the stock market after its IPO was priced at $34 per share due to high demand.

Despite an initial push for stricter auto emissions standards, the US government has reconsidered and decided to ease up on their regulations due to a recent decrease in electric vehicle sales.

A judge has rejected Apple’s motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit regarding the use of AirTag technology to creep on people.

The initial ‘cyberflasher’ is found guilty under England’s recently enacted legislation and sentenced to over 5 years in jail.