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Clarifai has reportedly deleted 3 million photos sourced from OkCupid that were used to train facial recognition AI, raising privacy and consent concerns.
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Clarifai has reportedly deleted 3 million photos sourced from OkCupid that were used to train facial recognition AI, raising privacy and consent concerns.

A ransomware negotiator has pleaded guilty to assisting a cybercrime gang, exposing risks within ransomware negotiations and cybersecurity practices.

YouTube is expanding its AI likeness detection technology to protect celebrities from deepfakes and unauthorised content.

Yelp introduces an upgraded AI assistant that can answer questions and book restaurants or services in a single conversation, streamlining the user experience.

Anthropic receives $5 billion from Amazon and commits to $100 billion in cloud spending, strengthening its partnership with AWS and advancing AI development.

Google is rolling out Gemini AI features in Chrome across APAC countries, bringing built-in assistance, smarter browsing, and enhanced productivity tools.

Tim Cook is expected to step down as Apple CEO, with John Ternus likely to take over, marking a major leadership transition at the tech giant.

Mastodon confirms its flagship server was hit by a DDoS attack, raising concerns over platform stability, security, and decentralised network resilience.

Fermi’s CEO and CFO have abruptly departed, raising questions about leadership stability and the future of the AI-driven nuclear energy startup.

Deezer reveals that 44% of songs uploaded daily are AI-generated, highlighting rapid changes in music creation and growing concerns across the industry.

Vercel confirms a security breach that exposed customer data, raising concerns over cloud security, developer platforms, and data protection practices.

Palantir Technologies publishes a controversial manifesto criticising inclusivity trends and “regressive” workplace cultures, sparking debate in the tech industry.
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