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South Africa’s most important crime witness isn’t human. It’s a smartphone.

Every WhatsApp conversation, location ping, cloud backup and piece of metadata can help investigators reconstruct relationships that might once have remained hidden.
TechCabal (Africa) 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

heise+ | Neuer Sensorchip der ETH Zürich macht Deepfakes unmöglich

Forscher der ETH Zürich haben ein Sensorsystem entwickelt, das Bild- und Tondaten direkt im Chip kryptografisch signiert, um Manipulationen zu verhindern.
Heise Online (DE) 8d ago Misinformation

Why point-in-time compliance is no longer enough: Building trust in an always-on world

Cyber risk doesn't pause simply because an audit has been completed, says Craig Rosewarne, MD of Wolfpack Information Risk.
ITWeb (ZA) 8d ago RegulationMilitary & security

China’s Kimi K3 ‘significantly below’ US rivals in hacking power, study shows

Chinese unicorn Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 model trails far behind top American rivals in its ability to launch cyberattacks, joint British-US government research shows, challenging Washington’s brewing anxiety over the rapid rise of Chinese open-source artificial intelligence. The model, currently considered China’s most powerful large language model, performs “significantly below the most recent frontier cyber-capable models”, according to a report published on Thursday by the UK Artificial...
SCMP Tech (HK/CN) 8d ago Military & security

Quick Fire 🔥 with Zubair Timilehin

Meet Zubair Habib Timilehin, the founder and CEO of Bitoshi. Under his leadership, Bitoshi has grown to serve nearly 100,000 users, enabling individuals and businesses to transact in Africa's digital economy.
TechCabal (Africa) 8d ago Jobs & economy

Why state-owned AI won’t solve inequality

Government ownership of AI companies may promise shared wealth, but it risks weakening oversight and accountability.
Rest of World AI 8d ago Transparency

Hopes for key crypto bill fade amid delays, Trump ethics controversy

The CLARITY Act has been kicked down the road once again, and could be a casualty of mid-term politics.
Fortune AI 8d ago Regulation

Honor confirms August launch for Robot Phone with 4DoF gimbal

Honor has confirmed that its Robot Phone will launch in August, bringing a four-degree-of-freedom mechanical gimbal to the top of a smartphone. The titanium-alloy gimbal uses miniature motors, with a volume that is 70% smaller than mainstream solutions, according to the company. The phone will use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and introduce […]
TechNode (CN) 8d ago Agents & autonomy

China Hits Back EU With Export Curbs on Rheinmetall, Others

China slapped export controls on 14 European companies including German defense giant Rheinmetall AG, saying it acted in retaliation against the European Union’s sanctions on mainland and Hong Kong ...
Bloomberg Technology 8d ago Military & security

I asked an early-stage investor for a startup compliance horror story. What I got instead was a warning sign

I asked an early-stage investor a simple question: Tell me about a startup that discovered, too late, that it wasn’t allowed to operate the way it had built itself to operate. He gave me three companies. For each one, his answer was some version of the same thing: They haven’t gotten far enough yet for that to be an issue. Still testing. Hasn’t hit the government hurdles. Hasn’t reached the point where it would matter. That wasn’t a bad answer. It was an honest one, from someone whose returns re
Fast Company Tech 8d ago RegulationFinance, VC & PE

Working to automate nuclear plant operations

PhD student Lauren Fortier is building on the experience she gained operating a nuclear plant for the Navy to solve a critical hurdle in the wider adoption of the energy source.
MIT News 8d ago Children & educationEnvironment

Nobel economist on anti-China, anti-science US, AI’s risks

Simon Johnson is a professor of entrepreneurship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). A former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), he won a joint Nobel Prize for economics in 2024 for his research into how institutions shape national prosperity. On June 8, the British government announced Johnson as chair of its new AI Economics Institute. In this interview, conducted on the sidelines of the UBS Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong, Johnson discussed the.
SCMP Tech (HK/CN) 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

INTERVIEW: Cloud law rapporteur to focus on capacity building

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Euractiv Digital 8d ago Regulation

EU 'positive' on new 10% US tariff cap

The EU will face a flat 10% tariff from Friday following the outcome of a US investigation into trade in products made with forced labour, a European Commission spokesperson said. Washington announced ...
Euractiv Digital 8d ago Jobs & economyFinance, VC & PE

South Korea’s cash-rich winners of AI boom go on US buying spree

Companies make biggest US investment push in years to build up tech capabilities and avoid Donald Trump’s tariffs
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

AI in Education

Educators and students find themselves on the front line as AI labs begin to muscle in, fears about cognitive atrophy surface, and AI cheating detection tools are revealed to be faulty. It is time to arm students with ‘eval’ powers, a professor argues
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Children & education

AI labs begin to muscle in on $6tn education market

Anthropic and OpenAI are among groups providing free and cut-price tailored solutions for educators and students
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Children & education

Elite AI-powered schools insist they provide route to excellence

Long-term effects of incorporating the technology into learning are still unknown, but inequalities are emerging
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Children & education

Universities drop AI detection tools over fears about accuracy

Some institutions are overhauling assessment and trying to move away from the emphasis on surveillance
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Privacy

Universities should arm students with AI ‘eval’ powers

Organisations will need people with the skills to test models constantly against what they actually need
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Children & education

Is AI killing critical thinking in the classroom?

Building effective frameworks could help promote ‘deep thinking’ rather than ‘cognitive atrophy’
Financial Times Technology (headlines) 8d ago Children & education

Euronext Mulls Setting Up a Private Market to Rival the UK’s

Euronext NV is considering creating a market for private securities, potentially ramping up competition with the London Stock Exchange Group Plc as bourses seek to offer investors access to ...
Bloomberg Technology 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

Chinese robot co-workers on the rise. Say hello to AI cobots

While China’s humanoid robots and automated “dark factories” have made headlines, another form of automation has been advancing: the collaborative robot, or cobot. Designed to operate alongside human employees, cobots have been transformed by machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). The latest models feature programming which requires no coding knowledge; instead they respond to natural-language voice commands, gesture controls and drag-to-teach demonstrations of tasks. They are also..
SCMP Tech (HK/CN) 8d ago Jobs & economyAgents & autonomy

China's largest memory chipmaker sparks fears of a cash drain as it readies for public debut

CXMT is stoking fears that its blockbuster stock market debut could pull cash from China's equities.
CNBC Technology 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

How seismic quake sensors can help track space junk as it falls

July 23, 2026. OpenAI said that an autonomous agent powered by its advanced AI models went rogue during a security test, w ...
Reuters Technology 8d ago Agents & autonomy

Hong Kong must wake up to the cold hard geopolitics of AI

Officials talking about artificial intelligence (AI) often speak in terms of the next industrial revolution or existential risks. Such rhetoric ultimately does little to capture how AI filters into the ordinary workings of a city like Hong Kong. The geopolitics of AI are no longer abstract. They are beginning to shape who can use which tools – and on what terms. Over the past few months, two major international banks in the city have reportedly felt the impact. Anthropic’s Claude, a generative..
SCMP Tech (HK/CN) 8d ago Safety & alignment

Democrats Seize on AI Data Center Backlash That's Dividing Rural Republicans

The AI data center controversy could influence the upcoming election.
Broadband Breakfast 8d ago MisinformationEnvironment

Why the divorces of China’s A-share firm owners provoke market nerves

China’s A-share market has seen another high-profile divorce case result in a massive asset split, involving the transfer of 6 billion yuan (US$886 million) – the highest this year – and raising concerns over corporate governance stability and share price fluctuations. Although the scope of the divorce settlement is not at all comparable to that of Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates, it has made tens of thousands of retail investors worry about their portfolio holdings and paper wealth. Maxone...
SCMP Tech (HK/CN) 8d ago RegulationFinance, VC & PE

Amazon cracks down on use of AI images by sellers after New York law

A recently enacted New York law mandates that companies disclose when an ad includes a "synthetic performer" in place of a human actor.
CNBC Technology 8d ago Regulation

Early Childhood Education Teachers Grapple with Screen Time

The AAP’s new guidance helps, but putting it into practice in classrooms remains challenging.
EdSurge (AI in education) 8d ago Children & education

China’s Study Abroad Boom Finds a New Generation: Retirees

After decades of work and family responsibilities, older Chinese are pursuing overseas education for themselves, but many are finding classrooms designed for younger students.
Sixth Tone (CN) 8d ago Children & education

China-Developed ALS Therapy Shows Early Trial Promise

In a six-patient trial, a new gene-silencing drug reduced disease-related biomarkers, with no serious adverse events reported.
Sixth Tone (CN) 8d ago Healthcare

Todd Blanche Can’t Admit The Slush Fund Was A Mistake Because ‘That’s Not Proper MAGA Talk’ — See Also

Liar, Liar: Todd Blanche's unique confirmation strategy . Stop Waiting For Cravath : Biglaw firms don't need permission anymore. It's time to make your money moves. That's A Pretty Big Malpractice Claim You've Got There: Holland & Knight facing $1.2B lawsuit. Robot Criminals Are Here : OpenAI's models escaped a secure environment and started hacking a website. That's illegal for humans, but what do we do with a bot? The post Todd Blanche Can’t Admit The Slush Fund Was A Mistake Because ‘That’s N
Above the Law (legal tech) 8d ago Agents & autonomyEnvironment

Congratulations On That Biglaw Leadership Role. Here’s Your Second Job.

Some firm leaders are logging the equivalent of an extra workweek every month, and none of it goes on a client bill. The post Congratulations On That Biglaw Leadership Role. Here’s Your Second Job. appeared first on Above the Law .
Above the Law (legal tech) 8d ago RegulationJobs & economy

IBM's Krishna tries to reassure investors that AI won't disrupt company's software unit

IBM's CEO highlighted growing mainframe hardware capacity, and said software should "catch back up" within a year.
CNBC Technology 8d ago Finance, VC & PE

The FRETZIN Rules For Legal Business Development Success

What lawyers can learn from Michael Jordan, The Last Dance, and the discipline required to build a real book of business. The post The FRETZIN Rules For Legal Business Development Success appeared first on Above the Law .
Above the Law (legal tech) 8d ago Regulation

Study finds spike in delivery app drivers, Amazon workers receiving federal benefits

A new study released on Wednesday finds that dependence on food stamps and Medicaid for gig economy workers has spiked since the start of the pandemic. A U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) report found that the number of Amazon workers relying on federal assistance programs has tripled between February 2020 and September 2025. Walmart and...
The Hill Technology 8d ago Jobs & economyTransparency

It’s Easier To Get Into Harvard Law School Than To Accept A $300 Consultation Fee From A Self-Scheduled Platform

A self-scheduled, prepaid consultation fee is exactly the kind of low-stakes, high-access tool solos and smalls should be able to use without a compliance department. The post It’s Easier To Get Into Harvard Law School Than To Accept A $300 Consultation Fee From A Self-Scheduled Platform appeared first on Above the Law .
Above the Law (legal tech) 8d ago RegulationChildren & education

OpenAI's Hugging Face hack triggers 'AI Kill Switch' bill in Congress

OpenAI disclosed this week that some of its AI models went rogue and hacked into open-source developer platform Hugging Face.
CNBC Technology 8d ago Regulation

India's CJP Protests Meet Internet Shutdowns and Pervasive Surveillance

Tech Policy Press 8d ago Privacy
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