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YouTube has expanded its AI deepfake detection tool to politicians and journalists, enabling them to identify and request removal of synthetic videos mimicking their likeness. The move comes amid rising concerns over election interference and digital identity theft.

Anthropic has filed a landmark lawsuit against the Trump administration over its designation as a supply-chain risk, alleging First Amendment violations and retaliatory actions tied to the company's stance on AI ethics.

Investment scams on Meta are surging through paid ads and fake news stories, luring victims with promises of quick riches. Learn how to identify red flags and protect your finances.

Microsoft has filed an amicus brief supporting Anthropic in its legal challenge against the U.S. Department of Defense over a restrictive AI supply-chain designation. The move underscores the high financial and strategic stakes for the AI industry.

Anthropic, the AI startup behind Claude, has filed a landmark lawsuit against the Pentagon over its designation as a supply chain risk. Microsoft has publicly backed the firm, escalating tensions over AI regulation and national security policy.

A radical acceleration in AI-driven military targeting is raising alarms among ethicists, as systems act with minimal human review despite reliability rates as low as 25-50%.

Anthropic, a leading AI company, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration to overturn its 'supply chain risk' designation, arguing it lacks factual basis and threatens U.S. technological leadership.

Amazon has obtained a court order to block Perplexity's AI shopping agent, marking a pivotal moment in the battle over AI agents in e-commerce. The ruling follows security concerns and competitive tensions in the AI retail space.

Amazon has obtained a court injunction to block Perplexity’s AI shopping agent, setting a precedent for AI agents in e-commerce. The move sparks debate over data access, competition, and the future of AI-powered shopping assistants.

Meta’s AI smart glasses allegedly transmit intimate video footage to human reviewers in Kenya, including scenes of nudity and credit card details—contradicting the company’s privacy claims. Investigations reveal systemic privacy violations and ongoing legal battles.

Grieving parents across the UK and US are mobilizing against unregulated A.I. systems and social media platforms they blame for their children's deaths. They accuse regulators and lawmakers of ignoring their pleas for meaningful online safety reforms.

German courts are setting landmark precedents on AI and copyright, ruling that human-authored lyrics retain protection even when paired with AI-generated music, while AI-created logos are denied copyright entirely.

The family of a survivor of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting has filed a landmark lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company failed to prevent violent ideation from escalating into action via ChatGPT. The case raises urgent questions about AI responsibility and content moderation.

AI-generated images and videos about the Iran conflict are spreading rapidly on X, with Grok failing to verify authenticity. Experts warn of escalating disinformation with real-world consequences.

Grammarly’s new 'Expert Review' AI feature is using the names and writing styles of real journalists and experts without permission, sparking ethical concerns. The practice affects prominent figures at The Verge and beyond.

YouTube has unveiled a new reporting tool designed to help public figures combat deepfake videos, marking a major step in AI-driven content integrity. The move responds to rising concerns over synthetic media manipulation.

YouTube has expanded its AI-powered deepfake detection tool to empower politicians, government officials, and journalists to flag and remove unauthorized synthetic media. The move marks a critical step in safeguarding democratic discourse amid rising AI-generated misinformation.

Philosopher David Chalmers argues that current AI interpretability methods overlook the core of machine cognition. His new framework, propositional interpretability, draws on human-like attitudes toward propositions to transform how we assess AI reasoning.

Meta’s deepfake moderation systems are inadequate during armed conflicts, according to the Oversight Board, which demands urgent policy reforms to combat AI-driven misinformation.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has issued a stark warning that the next generation of 'agentic' AI assistants may not act as faithful servants to consumers. Instead, these autonomous systems could nudge users towards worse deals or prioritize their creators' interests. This alert comes amid growing research into the ethical risks of delegating decisions to artificial intelligence.

Anthropic has filed two federal lawsuits against the U.S. Department of Defense over its unprecedented designation of the AI firm as a 'supply chain risk.' The company argues the move is unlawful and violates constitutional rights.

AI is transforming how users interact with social media, raising concerns about cognitive overload and attention erosion. Research from leading marketing platforms reveals both risks and opportunities in this evolving digital landscape.

Kapwing’s 2024 experiment paying artists royalties for AI-generated art reveals critical insights into fair compensation, ethical AI training, and industry adoption. The initiative sparks broader debate on intellectual property in the age of generative models.

A groundbreaking framework for distributed legal infrastructure is emerging to govern autonomous AI agents on the agentic web, ensuring accountability, identity, and rule-of-law compliance across decentralized systems.