UK Companies Embrace ‘AI Washing’ Amid Tech Hype

Public relations firms report a surge in UK companies rebranding themselves as AI specialists, often stretching the truth about their technology.

Public relations firms report a surge in UK companies rebranding themselves as AI specialists, often stretching the truth about their technology.

Microsoft has unveiled the earliest known source code for DOS, marking a significant moment in the preservation of computing history.
The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust has publicly criticized the unauthorized exhibition of an AI-generated color version of 'Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico,' highlighting issues of consent and ethical use of artistic legacy.

The SEC has authorized Nasdaq to list cash-settled Bitcoin index options on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, pending CFTC approval.

The ongoing controversy surrounding the PrusaSlicer AGPL violation highlights significant challenges in enforcing open-source licenses.

The European Central Bank has expressed significant reservations about proposals to expand euro stablecoin issuance, citing potential risks to financial stability and monetary policy.

Concerns arise in the Netherlands as US tech giants disclose names of officials involved in European tech regulation to a Senate committee.

The NTSB has suspended public access to its accident database after AI users reconstructed cockpit audio from a recent crash investigation.

The NTSB's release of a spectrogram from a cockpit recording inadvertently allowed the recovery of audio from the last moments of a UPS flight before its crash.

During its recent I/O developer event, Google unveiled an AI-enhanced search feature that misinterprets the term 'disregard' as a command, highlighting potential flaws in its AI technology.