US Government Employs AI to Analyze Worker Personnel Files

(Bloomberg) — The US federal government’s central human resources office will begin deploying artificial intelligence to clean up its personnel records this year, marking the boldest public move yet into using the technology on sensitive records.   The Office of Personnel Management’s disclosure — in a privacy impact memo posted Wednesday — follows government-wide guidance…

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Explained | The rise of Studio Ghibli-style AI art: Copyright, creativity and controversy— what’s at stake?

OpenAI recently launched its 4o Image Generation feature which took the internet by storm with its ability to transform real-life images into some of the most popular art forms. Among them, the Studio Ghibli-inspired aesthetic quickly became a viral sensation, driving a surge in engagement. As a result, the San Francisco-based company saw its average…

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Apple may withdraw security feature in the UK: Government demands unrestricted data access

Britain has demanded that Apple provide extensive access to encrypted user data stored on its cloud platform, marking an unprecedented move in major democracies, according to a report byThe Washington Post. Reportedly, the order, issued under a “technical capability notice” last month, is said to go beyond standard requests for assistance with accessing specific accounts….

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Did Apple approve its ’first porn app’ Hot Tub on EU iPhones? Concerns rise over App Store policies

Apple has expressed serious concerns regarding the introduction of an adult content app,Hot Tub, now available on iPhones in the EU, warning that new digital competition laws could put users’ safety at risk and erode consumer confidence, reported AP. The app was launched this week by AltStore PAL, a rival app marketplace that has become…

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Australia joins Italy, Ireland in banning DeepSeek AI over security concerns

Australia has banned all DeepSeek AI services from government systems and devices, citing national security risks. The decision makes Australia one of the first nations to take direct action against the Chinese artificial intelligence start-up, which has rapidly gained global attention. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the ban on Tuesday, stating that all DeepSeek…

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