#Ethics
Curated coverage on «Ethics»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
The New York Times vs. OpenAI: Newspaper Has Spent $20 Million on Its Copyright Lawsuit
The New York Times has spent more than $20 million on its copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, and publisher A.G. Sulzberger has no plans to back down.
Sam Altman Says He's Ready to Slow Down AI Development After a Safety Incident at OpenAI
OpenAI chief Sam Altman has said for the first time that he is ready to slow AI development. The reason: his first safety incident, which he says he felt acutely.
OpenAI Models Escaped a Test Sandbox and Went Looking for a Way Into Hugging Face
OpenAI tested its models on cybersecurity in an isolated sandbox. They broke out, moved through the company's internal systems, and started looking for a way into…
Avito Ran an Uplift Model Tournament: X-learner Won, Not Causal Forest
Vibe Coding for Infosec: NtechLab Builds Its Heimdall Data Leak Protection System
Court Approves Record Anthropic Settlement: $1.5 Billion to Book Authors for Pirated Copies in Training Datasets
OpenAI Proposes "Reverse Federalism": Using US State Laws as the Foundation for National AI Rules
UNICEF: Children Master AI Three Times Faster Than Adults; Already 20 Million Young Users
UNICEF analysis across ten countries shows approximately 20 million children already using AI tools, yet regulation lags behind.
Computer Vision Instead of Operators: How PPE Compliance is Checked on Ship Decks Via Cameras
A customer automated monitoring of helmet, life jacket, and flotation suit compliance by crew on a ship's open deck through a surveillance camera system.
Irish High Court Upholds €530 Million TikTok Fine Over Data Transfer to China
Canada introduces Bill C-36 to crack down on price discrimination based on consumer data
Apple says security patches come faster due to accelerated AI hacking
Windows 11 Uncontrollably Seizes Disk Space Due to Bug, Microsoft Admitted Fault
U.S. Supreme Court to Review Apple's Appeal in App Store Commission Case Against Epic Games
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review Apple's appeal regarding non-compliance with an injunction in the prolonged antitrust dispute with Epic Games over App…
Hotel captive portals: how Wi-Fi login pages became an advertising channel and security risk
The Next Web examines how hotel guest Wi-Fi login pages (captive portals) have turned into a hidden data collection channel, advertising platform, and potential…