Sick of AI-generated content? The ‘slop janitor’ is here to help
Pangram, an AI detection start-up, promises near-perfect accuracy in sniffing out writing and imagery that wasn't made by humans. It's raising some big questions along the way.
OpenAI bot's rogue attack rattles industry leaders, policymakers and consumers
After leading American AI technologies refused Hugging Face's request to analyse the attack because of their safety guardrails, the company turned to a Chinese AI model to defend against the onslaught.
'Halo,' 'Assassin's Creed' and 'Star Fox' remakes translate the classics for modern tastes
Sony's decision to stop physical disc production caused an uproar among gamers. It marks a sea change for the industry as PlayStation shifts to an all-digital future.
Police K9 finds cellphone of man who sent explicit photos to girl on TikTok, US authorities say
On July 22, authorities searched Lao's home and a K9 trained in electronic detection located a cell phone which had allegedly been used to message the girl.
OpenAI says rogue AI agent attack hit other companies
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has revealed that an autonomous artificial intelligence agent which hacked a popular platform for computer programmers also attempted to breach four other companies during the incident.
Telegram's billionaire founder Pavel Durov has faced legal woes before - in Russia and France
On Wednesday, Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB, accused him of aiding what it called terrorist activities. It also said it was adding Durov's name to international wanted lists.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 'passport' design is the next big smartphone trend
The company already has high expectations for the new shape, believing it will make up about a third of its foldable sales in the US, according to Samsung.
More than 1,000 AI workers urge safeguards to slow AI development
They warn the technology could outpace humanity's ability to understand or control it.
Anthropic AI model finds flaws in tough-to-crack encryption algorithms
Claude Mythos Preview discovered new attacks in testing against weakened cryptographic algorithms, which protect online financial transactions, private communications and more.
Criminal gangs increasingly lure people to work in online scam centres, UN migration agency warns
The UN's migration agency is warning that criminal networks have been trafficking hundreds of thousands of people – many of them educated English speakers – to work in online scam centres, and the caseload is growing.
