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ChatGPT and Roblox Set to Face EU's Strictest Platform Rules Under Digital Services Act

The European Commission is preparing to place ChatGPT and Roblox under the Digital Services Act's most stringent regulatory tier as early as August. This would make ChatGPT the first AI chatbot subject to EU strictest platform rules, while Roblox joins the list amid ongoing child safety concerns. Both platforms face mandatory risk assessments, independent audits, and potential fines of up to 6% of global revenue for non-compliance.

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ChatGPT and Roblox Set to Face EU's Strictest Platform Rules Under Digital Services Act

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PwC Becomes Fourth Big Four Firm Caught Publishing AI-Generated Reports With Fake Citations

PwC Middle East published four reports riddled with AI hallucinations, fake footnotes and fabricated sources. The discovery by GPTZero marks the fourth Big Four firm caught using AI-generated content without proper verification, raising questions about consulting firms advising clients on responsible AI use.

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PwC Becomes Fourth Big Four Firm Caught Publishing AI-Generated Reports With Fake Citations

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Pangram Raises $9M to Combat AI-Generated Content Flooding the Internet with Advanced Detection

New York-based AI detection startup Pangram secured $9 million in funding led by Menlo Ventures as it launches Pangram 4, claiming 99% accuracy in detecting AI-generated content. The company also unveiled an AI image detection model to address the growing challenge of AI slop flooding the internet.

Technology5 sources

Pangram Raises $9M to Combat AI-Generated Content Flooding the Internet with Advanced Detection

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Public Trust in AI Plummets as Americans See It Doing More Harm Than Good, Gallup Survey Reveals

A new Bentley University-Gallup survey shows Americans are growing more skeptical of AI despite increased familiarity. 39% now believe AI does more harm than good, up from 31% in 2025, while trust in businesses to use AI responsibly has dropped to 27%. Job displacement concerns hit an all-time high at 79%.

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Public Trust in AI Plummets as Americans See It Doing More Harm Than Good, Gallup Survey Reveals

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Hugging Face faces scrutiny as study finds 7 of 9 models easily create deepfake nudes

A European nonprofit AI Forensics tested the most popular image-editing tools on Hugging Face and found seven of nine readily undressed women from a simple six-word prompt. The report reveals 73% of user requests were sexual, with 95% targeting women and nearly 7% targeting apparent children, exposing a widespread lack of safeguards on the open-source AI platform.

Technology6 sources

Hugging Face faces scrutiny as study finds 7 of 9 models easily create deepfake nudes

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AI cameras achieve 99% rescue rate on Seoul bridges as South Korea battles suicide crisis

Seoul has deployed AI-powered surveillance cameras across 17 bridges over the Han River, raising rescue rates to more than 99 percent from 56 percent in 2012. The system alerts first responders within five minutes when it detects high-risk behavior. Despite this success, South Korea continues to face a deepening suicide crisis with rates climbing above 29 deaths per 100,000 people in 2024.

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AI cameras achieve 99% rescue rate on Seoul bridges as South Korea battles suicide crisis

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Over 2,000 AI regulation proposals exist, but none establish a long-term regulatory framework

As AI capabilities expand rapidly, over 2,000 regulatory proposals have emerged across federal and state levels. Yet experts warn that none address the need for a comprehensive, future-focused regulatory framework. Former Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld and industry leaders call for a national regulatory body modeled after the SEC, while concerns mount over political interference and the weakening of federal oversight capabilities.

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Over 2,000 AI regulation proposals exist, but none establish a long-term regulatory framework

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Cognizant lands five-year deal with Andover Companies to modernize tech and drive AI adoption

Cognizant has secured a five-year partnership with The Andover Companies, a Northeast property and casualty insurance group, to modernize its technology infrastructure and support AI adoption. The deal focuses on core platform integration, building an AWS-native enterprise data platform, strengthening cybersecurity compliance, and exploring responsible AI use cases across underwriting and claims operations.

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Cognizant lands five-year deal with Andover Companies to modernize tech and drive AI adoption

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Professor's Madagascar Trap Exposes 32 Students Using AI to Cheat on Midterm Exam

An Alcorn State University history professor embedded invisible instructions in white text telling AI to mention Madagascar nonsensically. The result exposed a startling reality: 32 out of 35 students simply copied the prompt into chatbots and submitted AI-generated responses without proofreading, revealing the extent of AI cheating in higher education.

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Professor's Madagascar Trap Exposes 32 Students Using AI to Cheat on Midterm Exam

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India's Largest Youth Protest in Decades Triggers Legal Battle Over AI-Powered Surveillance

Indian activists are mounting a legal challenge against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over AI-powered surveillance deployed at student protests. The case, brought by student activist Aishe Ghosh, seeks to declare mass surveillance unconstitutional and force deletion of collected biometric data, testing federal powers in a nation with no laws governing facial recognition technology by police.

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India's Largest Youth Protest in Decades Triggers Legal Battle Over AI-Powered Surveillance

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HSBC to hire 100 AI specialists and launch AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore by 2026

HSBC plans to hire more than 200 professionals in Singapore, including 100 AI specialists and 100 wealth managers, as it prepares to launch a new AI Centre of Excellence in the second half of 2026. The initiative reflects the bank's strategy to expand higher-fee businesses and accelerate AI adoption across its Asian operations, with initial focus on personalized wealth management, AI-driven treasury solutions, and digital payments.

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HSBC to hire 100 AI specialists and launch AI Centre of Excellence in Singapore by 2026

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AI chatbots bypassed to answer bioweapon queries with attack success rates hitting 88%

Cisco researchers cracked safety guardrails on major AI chatbots within five conversational turns, extracting dangerous biological information. Hundreds of ChatGPT users already asked about poisons and bioweapons last summer, with biology experts confirming some responses were dangerously accurate. The findings expose a structural dilemma: the same knowledge needed for medical research can enable AI model misuse.

Technology3 sources

AI chatbots bypassed to answer bioweapon queries with attack success rates hitting 88%

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New York School Pauses AI Humanoid Robot 'Sally' After State and Union Pushback

The Salamanca City Central School District in New York halted plans to deploy Sally, an AI-powered humanoid robot, after state education officials and teachers' unions raised concerns. The $57,590 robot from Realbotix sparked backlash over student data privacy, the company's ties to a sex doll manufacturer, and fears about replacing human educators with technology.

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New York School Pauses AI Humanoid Robot 'Sally' After State and Union Pushback

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AI Recording Tools Are Capturing Every Conversation Without Consent, Raising Privacy Alarms

AI-powered recording tools are now being used to capture conversations in personal settings like dates and therapy sessions, often without the other person's knowledge. Apps like Granola, valued at $1.5 billion, record audio without announcing their presence, creating legal risks in states requiring all-party consent and raising concerns about privacy violations and cognitive offloading.

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AI Recording Tools Are Capturing Every Conversation Without Consent, Raising Privacy Alarms

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Guillermo Del Toro declares 'absolutely no goddamn AI' in Pan's Labyrinth 3D re-release

Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro reaffirmed his stance against AI in filmmaking at Comic-Con, promising the Pan's Labyrinth 3D re-release uses only human craftsmanship. The director argues that AI threatens artistic tradition and future generations of artists, choosing a more expensive manual process to preserve the film's integrity.

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Guillermo Del Toro declares 'absolutely no goddamn AI' in Pan's Labyrinth 3D re-release

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