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New York's Manhattan District Attorney's Office has seized 12 deepfake websites targeting around 1,200 victims in the largest-ever legal action against harmful synthetic media content.
Clearview AI is testing a new AI tool called InquiryIQ that would help police uncover personal information about individuals online using xAI's technology. The tool raises significant privacy concerns as it could enable widespread surveillance of people's digital activities without explicit consent.
Individuals are facing bans and arrests for participating in prediction markets, as AI-driven tools spark legal and ethical concerns. The growing regulatory scrutiny highlights the complex challenges of governing emerging technologies.
Flock's new AI search tool enables police to monitor multiple camera feeds simultaneously and identify individuals matching written descriptions. The technology operates directly in a browser and has sparked discussions about privacy and surveillance ethics.
Harvard Law dropout Michael Chen has raised $6 million for Blue Voice, an AI platform designed to serve as a 'Harvey for police officers' by training on department-specific legal content.
Authorities have arrested two alleged members of TeamPCP, a hacking group responsible for infecting over 1,000 organizations through supply-chain attacks.
A Georgia police officer allegedly used Flock, a location-sharing app, to track his ex-girlfriend and her friend after their affair ended, raising serious privacy concerns.
This article explains how automated video analytics work and their implications for security, privacy, and law enforcement, using a recent arrest case as a practical example.
OpenAI is tightening its safety protocols in response to a Canadian school shooting, where the suspect's violent chats were flagged but not reported to police. The company promises improved cooperation with authorities.
