Tag: AI ethics

Itch.io Says New Game Pages Doubled in Two Months but Downloads Did Not

Itch.io says daily new game pages jumped from about 3,000 to more than 6,000 since August, while downloads and purchases stayed flat. The store never named AI, but its replies point squarely at it.

Former OpenAI Reviewer Says Flagged ChatGPT Chats Sat Unread for Months

An Observer and Tortoise investigation quotes a former OpenAI reviewer who says flagged ChatGPT conversations waited months for a human, and that the team is still small. OpenAI, facing more than 75 laws

Four UK Regulators Warn Companies That Blaming Their AI Agent Will Not Work

The CMA, FCA, ICO and Ofcom say existing law already holds businesses responsible for what their AI agents do, though the joint statement creates no new rules. The sharpest legal line is older than the h

Britain Opens Meta Probe Over Terms That Could Let It Mine Publisher Sites for AI

Britain's competition regulator has opened a formal investigation into whether Meta's business terms could let it use publishers' website content for its AI without giving them a choice. Meta says there

Prosecutors Say Fraudsters Used AI Ghost Students to Pocket Federal Student Aid

Federal prosecutors charged five people in Operation Ghostbusters, alleging fraudsters enrolled stolen identities and used AI to fake classwork while collecting student aid. DOJ flagged 830,840 potential

OpenAI Says ChatGPT Will Soon End Chats That Fixate on Violence and Pause Repeat Offenders

OpenAI says ChatGPT will soon be able to cut off conversations that fixate on violence, pause repeat offenders and hold back weapons details from teens. The rollout is weeks away, and the first public sa

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