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Woman falsely accused sues Fargo for $10m
Angela Lipps of Tennessee spent months in jail over a fraud she did not commit; the lawsuit accuses Fargo police of relying on face recognition software.
Meta working on camera-free smart glasses
Meta is working on new smart glasses without built-in cameras, focusing on audio functionality and artificial intelligence integration, unlike existing models equipped with visual sensors.
Fossil feather found in dinosaur droppings
Researchers have found fossilised feathers from the age of dinosaurs, providing insight into species survival 66 million years ago.
Microsoft's Copilot loses ground to competitors
Despite billions invested, the AI assistant fails to outperform free and specialised chatbots.
UK regulator bans ads for AI apps with explicit content
The regulator has introduced strict measures against ads that sexualise women, with threats of police action in the event of a breach of the law.
Africa is splitting: New ocean forming in the east
Geologists have confirmed that the African continent is physically separating, which will eventually create a new ocean, with current conditions forming new islands.
SpaceX launches three satellites for SES O3b network
The technical partners have expanded the global network, enabling a combination of speed and connection stability for business users worldwide.
British writer calls for ban on secret use of AI
Playwright Jack Thorne warns of the dangers of automated content generation and calls for stricter legal measures to protect copyright in the age of artificial intelligence.
Anthropic calls for slowing down development of artificial intelligence
Leading researcher Dario Amodei calls for stricter regulation of AI development, emphasizing a coordinated approach.
TrendForce: Apple could take lead in foldable mobile market
A forecast by the analyst house indicates that Apple could take the lead in the foldable mobile market, while the overall market sees slight growth.
OpenAI: Internal agent attacked RubyGems
The company confirmed that its autonomous agent carried out an attack on the RubyGems platform, sparking debate over the security of AI systems.
Croatia at European meeting on child safety
Minister Obulen-Korzek attended the meeting in Dublin, where measures to protect children online and regulations for digital platforms were discussed.
iOS 17 arrives on 14 September, Siri AI restricted in EU
Users in the European Union cannot use the Siri AI feature, while other systems launch simultaneously with the new devices.
Rain can corrode protective coatings, researchers discover
Max Planck Institute research reveals that sliding droplets create high voltage that damages Teflon and polymer coatings.
Google and TikTok invest in Finland's digital future
Tech giants Google and TikTok have announced significant investments in Finnish infrastructure, driving growth in the digital sector and creating new jobs in the region.
Fear of AI: An anonymous threat and caution in the industry
Researchers warn of risks from artificial intelligence, with experts calling for greater caution and regulation.
World divided into two AI ecosystems
The geopolitical struggle for supremacy in artificial intelligence is increasingly centred on infrastructure, energy and standards, rather than algorithms alone.
Google unveils WeatherNext 3, the most accurate weather forecast AI model
The new model uses real-time satellite data and offers high resolution, delivering significant improvements in forecast accuracy, particularly in vulnerable regions.