Category: AI News


  • North Korea fake jobs scheme targets AI and crypto workers

    North Korea fake jobs schemes continue to expand into high-value technology sectors. A new campaign now focuses on AI and cryptocurrency professionals, using sophisticated impersonation and malware-based interview tools to compromise applicants. The operation reveals how threat actors adapt their tactics to exploit global remote-work environments and specialised technical talent. Fake recruitment platforms mimic real…

  • TikTok AI content controls announced

    TikTok AI content management now moves forward with new tools designed to give users more control over their feed. TikTok introduces adjustable settings for AI-generated media and unveils watermarking features that promote transparency across the platform. These changes address increasing concerns around authenticity, user safety, and content labeling. TikTok adds new AI-generated content controls TikTok…

  • Nvidia Chip Smuggling Case Highlights Rising Export-Control Tensions

    Nvidia chip smuggling became a national concern after U.S. authorities charged four individuals with illegally exporting advanced AI hardware to China. The case reflects growing pressure on regulators and manufacturers to protect sensitive computing technology and prevent diversion to foreign entities. It also underscores how strategic GPUs have become in global competition. How the Scheme…

  • Baidu AI Economy Sparks China’s Next Industrial Shift

    Baidu AI economy has become a core theme in China’s technology ambitions after Robin Li outlined a nationwide push for deeper AI adoption. His message stressed that artificial intelligence must drive productivity, reshape industries and support China’s long-term competitiveness. This vision places AI not as a supporting tool but as a structural force shaping economic…

  • AI Sanitary Pad Redefines Period Tracking

    An AI sanitary pad entered the femtech space by allowing users to scan used pads with a mobile app to measure blood volume and clot size. This innovation blends image-analysis, machine learning and menstrual health data to provide objective insights into the menstrual cycle. With heavy menstrual bleeding affecting many people, the technology promises to…

  • DeepSeek Censorship Revealed in New AI Analysis

    DeepSeek censorship gained new attention after researchers uncovered significant behavioural shifts in the model when prompts were associated with China. The findings suggest that alignment rules inside the system influence answers based on source attribution rather than content alone. This discovery raised concerns about hidden political filters in advanced language models and highlighted how metadata…

  • OpenAI Board Resignation Sparks Fallout After Epstein Email Release

    The OpenAI board resignation of Larry Summers triggered an immediate wave of scrutiny after new documents revealed his long-running contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The decision added pressure to an organisation already dealing with intense public attention. The emails reignited questions about reputational risk, ethical expectations and leadership standards within major technology companies.…

  • Russia AI Task Force Announced to Strengthen National Tech Ambitions

    The Russia AI task force will coordinate national efforts to develop generative artificial intelligence and expand domestic computing infrastructure. President Vladimir Putin ordered the creation of a unified structure that will guide policy, industry planning and national deployment of generative AI. The initiative aims to improve technological sovereignty, strengthen domestic innovation and reduce dependence on…

  • Deepfake Paradox Challenges Courts and Legal Standards

    The deepfake paradox now confronts courts as manipulated media becomes harder to detect and easier to create. The keyphrase “deepfake paradox” appears at the start to anchor the topic. While courts rely on evidence authenticity and chain of custody, artificial-intelligence tools generate convincing video, audio and image fabrications that undermine established standards. Legal systems must…

  • Lovable Apps May Be Dangerous by Design, Research Finds

    Apps built with AI-driven app builders promise rapid development and ease of use. Yet the research shows that “lovable” apps may embed serious risks. The keyphrase “lovable apps” appears at the start and flows naturally. Even when users request “secure code”, many app creators rely on builder-platform logic rather than expert review. The result: apps…