AI Ethics

Canadian Police Partner With AI in Arms Race Against Crime

Canadian police adopt AI to combat cybercrime and fraud, but concerns grow over ethical safeguards and legislative gaps in regulating its use.

North Korea Tests AI Suicide Drones Under Kim Jong Un’s Supervision

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has overseen tests of AI-equipped suicide drones and an airborne early-warning aircraft, signaling advancements in military technology amid heightened regional tensions.

H&M Embraces AI Models for Ads and Social Media Campaigns

H&M introduces AI-generated digital clones of models in ads and social media, aiming to streamline marketing while ensuring ethical use and fair compensation for models' likenesses.

Court Gives Thumbs Up to NY Times' Copyright Lawsuit Against OpenAI

The stage is set for further hearings after the court rules against OpenAI in a copyright claim.

Spain Steps Up: New Laws to Tackle AI Porn and Safeguard Kids' Privacy!

The European country is proposing legislation to severely punish the creation of AI-generated pornographic images.

Apple Faces Class-Action Lawsuit for 'False Advertising' as It Delays Intelligence Features

Plaintiffs argue Apple's advertising misled consumers by failing to deliver promised features in new updates.

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