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World’s smallest: Bee-mimicking flying robot uses magnets to aid in search, rescue

World’s Smallest: Bee-Mimicking Flying Robot Uses Magnets to Aid in Search, Rescue A team at UC Berkeley has developed the world’s smallest wireless flying robot, inspired by the remarkable agility and navigation skills of bees. This tiny robot, measuring just under 1 gram in weight and about the size of a penny, has the potential […]

Italian government denies role in spyware targeting critics

Italian Government Faces Backlash Over Alleged Spyware Targeting Critics The Italian government is currently under intense scrutiny following allegations of using spyware to monitor critics of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. What was initially believed to be a tool intended for tracking criminals has now raised concerns about privacy invasion and misuse of power. The reports […]

South Korea accuses DeepSeek of excessive data collection

South Korea Accuses DeepSeek of Excessive Data Collection In a recent turn of events, South Korea has raised concerns over the data collection practices of tech giant DeepSeek. The Local Intelligence Service has questioned the AI responses and data handling of DeepSeek’s subsidiary, LLM, sparking a debate on the boundaries of data collection and privacy […]

Italian activist targeted by spyware, Meta warns

Italian Activist Targeted by Spyware: Meta Raises Alarms In a concerning turn of events, an Italian activist recently found themselves in the crosshairs of surveillance software. The revelation came to light thanks to Meta, the parent company of social media giant Facebook, who issued a stark warning about the targeted individual. This disturbing incident sheds […]

Australia warns public over Chinese AI model DeepSeek

Australia Warns Public Over Chinese AI Model DeepSeek Australian officials have recently raised concerns and are closely monitoring the potential risks associated with China’s DeepSeek AI technology. This move comes amidst growing global apprehensions surrounding the use of artificial intelligence, particularly when developed by foreign entities. The DeepSeek AI model, created in China, has sparked […]

US Firm Acquires Israeli Spyware Company: A Shift in Cybersecurity Dynamics

In a significant move that spotlights the expanding role of private investment in cybersecurity, an American investment group has successfully acquired the Israeli spyware company, Paragon. This acquisition not only highlights the increasing interdependence between technology and security but also raises questions about the ethical implications of such powerful surveillance tools in both commercial and […]

Google Introduces Open-Source Watermark for AI-Generated Text

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has undeniably transformed the content landscape over the last few years. As AI-generated text becomes increasingly prevalent, the necessity for transparent and reliable identification methods emerges even more prominently. Addressing this concern, Google recently unveiled its SynthID Text tool—a groundbreaking open-source solution aimed at watermarking AI-generated content. This initiative […]

Independent Candidates Face Off Against AI Avatar

In a recent online debate, two independent candidates met not just each other but also an AI-generated version of incumbent Congressman Don Beyer. This virtual event captivated viewers on platforms like YouTube and Rumble but also touched upon the broader implications of artificial intelligence in politics. The digital avatar, dubbed ‘DonBot’, was conceived using Beyer’s […]

Are Big Beauty Brands Greenwashing Worse Than Fashion?

In the competitive realm of beauty, terms like “clean” and “natural” dominate marketing conversations. However, a closer look reveals that beneath the glamorous surface, the beauty industry struggles significantly with transparency. A recent report by Good on You, a sustainability rating platform, highlights alarming trends in the practices of major beauty brands, particularly when it […]

AI at Europe's Borders: Human Rights Concerns and Regulatory Challenges

As the European Union moves forward with its groundbreaking regulations on artificial intelligence (AI), a significant debate is brewing over the implications of these laws, particularly in the context of border security and human rights. The EU’s AI Act, recognized as a pioneering effort in the global regulatory landscape, categorizes AI systems based on their […]

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