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30 Nov 2024

RBI's MuleHunter.AI: A New Frontier in Combating Digital Financial Fraud

The Reserve Bank of India introduces MuleHunter.AI, an artificial intelligence tool designed to detect mule accounts and curb digital financial fraud. Banks are urged to adopt this technology as part of a broader initiative to enhance cybersecurity in the financial sector.

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Canadian News Giants Sue OpenAI for Billions Over Alleged Copyright Infringement

Major Canadian news organizations have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming copyright infringement and seeking billions in damages for the unauthorized use of their content in training AI models like ChatGPT.

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29 Nov 2024

Italian Data Protection Watchdog Warns GEDI Against Sharing Personal Data with OpenAI

Italy's data protection authority cautions GEDI, a major Italian publisher, about potential EU regulation violations if it shares personal data archives with OpenAI as part of their strategic partnership.

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India's AI Regulation Dilemma: Balancing Innovation and Oversight

India grapples with the timing and approach to AI regulation, as experts debate whether current discussions are premature given the nascent state of AI adoption in the country, especially in rural areas.

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Japan Allocates $9.9 Billion for Chip and AI Development in Fiscal Year 2024

Japan has earmarked an additional ¥1.5 trillion ($9.9 billion) in its extra budget to boost chip and AI development, including support for the Rapidus foundry project. This move aims to keep Japan competitive in the global race for advanced technology.

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UK Government Faces Criticism for Lack of Transparency in Public Sector AI Use

The UK government is under fire for failing to update its mandatory AI register, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in the use of artificial intelligence in public services.

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28 Nov 2024

ByteDance Sues Former Intern for $1.1 Million Over Alleged AI Project Sabotage

ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, is suing a former intern for $1.1 million, accusing him of deliberately sabotaging an AI training project. The case has drawn significant attention in China's competitive AI landscape.

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Uncertain Future for AI Regulations as US Shifts to Republican Control

As the US government transitions to full Republican control, the future of AI regulations becomes uncertain. The new administration's focus on deregulation raises questions about the balance between innovation and safeguards in AI development.

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Google Launches AI Campus in London to Boost Digital Skills and Public Sector Efficiency

Google has launched an AI Campus in London, offering AI education to students and releasing research on AI's potential to transform the UK public sector. The initiative aims to equip the next generation with essential digital skills and explore AI's impact on various fields.

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FTC Launches Broad Antitrust Investigation into Microsoft's Cloud, AI, and Cybersecurity Practices

The US Federal Trade Commission has initiated a comprehensive antitrust investigation into Microsoft, focusing on its cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity practices. This probe aims to assess potential market dominance and anticompetitive behaviors across these sectors.

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US Imposes New Export Controls on China's Semiconductor Industry

The US government has announced a new set of export controls targeting China's semiconductor industry, affecting 140 companies and restricting access to advanced chipmaking tools and technologies.

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TikTok to Ban Beauty Filters for Teens Amid Mental Health Concerns

TikTok announces plans to restrict the use of appearance-altering filters for users under 18, citing concerns about mental health impacts and unrealistic beauty standards.

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Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI: Innovation vs. Exploitation

An exploration of the ethical challenges posed by AI across various industries, examining three philosophical approaches to guide responsible AI use.

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Bluesky's Open API Sparks AI Training Controversy: One Million Posts Scraped Without User Consent

Bluesky, a decentralized social network, faces privacy concerns after one million public posts were scraped for AI training, highlighting the platform's vulnerability to data collection despite its stance against using user data for AI.

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Korea Launches AI Safety Institute to Address Risks and Foster Global Collaboration

Korea has officially launched its AI Safety Institute to address risks associated with artificial intelligence, promote safe AI development, and participate in global collaborations for AI safety.

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