FBI shuts down Putin-praising bots
FBI took down hundreds of fake social media accounts spreading pro-Putin sentiment in the US. This crackdown is the first of its kind against state-sponsored AI-powered propaganda.
FBI took down hundreds of fake social media accounts spreading pro-Putin sentiment in the US. This crackdown is the first of its kind against state-sponsored AI-powered propaganda.
Previously, Meta only considered the word "Zionism" as a proxy for Jewish people in very specific cases, such as when Zionists were compared to rats. The updated policy expands the scope of potential violations to include phrases where "Jew" or "Israeli" are not explicitly mentioned.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, and Arianna Huffington, founder of Thrive Global, aim to leverage artificial intelligence for personalized behavior change with an AI health coach app.
A new project aims to illuminate hostages' ordeals through AI-generated videos, marking 9 months since the events of Oct. 7.
Geert Wilders, leader of the "Party for Freedom (PVV)", did not hide his opinion about the Dutch victory at the Euro quarter-finals against Turkey with a mocking tweet on X. Erdogan's supporters were quick to attack with Anti-Semetic slurs: "Drowing in Jewish money."
Reservist engineers rapidly develop new systems to address operational gaps due to the “Iron Swords” war. “Within seven days, during which we barely slept, we established a system that didn't exist in the IDF before."
Chinese researchers propose a two-probe mission to impact and observe near-Earth asteroids, mirroring NASA's planetary defense efforts.
Tech giant is in talks for a potential $23 billion deal to buy Wiz's cloud technology that would allow businesses to quickly identify and address critical security risks within their cloud infrastructure.
Conservative commentator questions established Holocaust narratives, calling the Holocaust "an ethnic cleansing [that] almost took place," while asserting that the Allies "actually did [an ethnic cleansing]," drawing fierce criticism online.
The term has varied meanings, generally referring to someone who has died for their religious beliefs or a cause. In the context of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, however, it is used to describe terrorists who have carried out attacks against Israelis or Jews.
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