Apple strengthens user data protection on macOS to counter the risks posed by AI applications
Apple is moving to tighten privacy controls in macOS. The move coincides with the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence.
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Apple is moving to tighten privacy controls in macOS. The move coincides with the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence.
Read the original →WhatsApp is adding notifications for when children interact with groups, and a 'Restricted Content' option for AI. The aim is to protect teenagers without invading their privacy.
Read the original →A coalition of 80 civil society organizations, academics, technologists and experts has endorsed an open letter titled Centering Human Rights in AI Governance. It was published by the MAP-AI Project, a joint initiative of the Centre for Communication Governance at National Law University Delhi and the Global Network Initiative.
Read the original →A father accuses a Lyft driver of using AI to create a fake photo of a mess. He says the aim was to charge the family a damage fee.
Read the original →Deepfake Ireland reports that 99% of victims of non-consensual "nudification" are women and girls. It says many AI tools are specifically designed to target female bodies.
Read the original →A moment on the White House lawn next to Donald Trump can feel eternal. The president humiliated some of the planet's richest and most powerful figures.
Read the original →SoftBank Corp. is offering an AI-powered chat service called Mentari. It is meant to help teachers quickly identify children with possible mental health issues.
Read the original →The piece looks at a leading global newspaper that lets machines write summaries, answer reader questions and recommend articles. It raises the question of whether the audience should be told.
Read the original →The editorial says users' own approach will be tested in whether generative AI can be used for deep learning and research. It notes that generative AI, which learns from large amounts of internet text and images and generates answers to questions, is advancing rapidly.
Read the original →AI characters are created through months of testing, fine-tuning and ongoing maintenance. If the product is copied, the creator must prove their own contribution.
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