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Many people turn to artificial intelligence for advice on health, money and relationships. Cybersecurity experts warn that what users type could expose their most sensitive information.
Read the original →The new controls will require more explicit user action before apps can get Full Disk Access. Apple warns of growing privacy risks from AI agents seeking broad access to personal data.
Read the original →Scholars assess the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence in education.
Read the original →The commission may clarify the status of the candidacies of Chinda, Haske, the ex-IGP and Pantami on Tuesday.
Read the original →The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has warned Nigerians about the rising threat of sextortion, an online blackmail.
Read the original →Amy Kremer told Fox News Digital the U.S. should require AI safety guardrails to protect children and jobs. She cited court claims that ChatGPT helped plan an April 2025 FSU shooting.
Read the original →The piece argues the future of work is not about lost jobs but about the loss of human capability to find its way. It says much of the discussion on AI and work has focused on employment and productivity, including which jobs AI will eliminate and which it will create.
Read the original →Anthropic is integrating Hindu philosophy and various religious traditions to shape the ethical framework of its chatbot, Claude. The focus is on moral decision-making and consciousness.
Read the original →On September 9, 2026, a test lesson called 'AI Information Training' was held for fifth graders at Kamiitabashi Daini Elementary School in Itabashi Ward. Using materials jointly developed by LINE Yahoo, SoftBank and Shizuoka University, pupils learned how AI works and what to watch for, and checked whether information found on social media was true, using AI. The lesson was a test intended to feed pupil and teacher reactions into improving the materials.
Read the original →Prime Minister Takaichi posted on X on the 2nd that she asked Apple chairman Tim Cook for cooperation on appropriate measures for generative AI built into devices. The request included implementing functions that help prevent suicide.
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