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OpenAI’s Sora 2 sparks concern over video generation and consent
OpenAI’s Sora 2 is facing pressure after deepfakes emerge
How technology companies ship surveillance AI to fragile states
Authoritarian regimes and their corporate partners present AI surveillance and data harvesting as benign “public safety” and “smart city” upgrades. This framing masks the true intent of using the technology to control, exclude, and repress populations.
Stealing TikTok and selling national security
Instead of foreign control of TikTok, the US will get control by wealthy insiders with strong political ties. Ultimately, the question will be: Is that safer or simply different?
Banning the unbannable: Why censorship always fails
From Stephen King to Minecraft’s “Uncensored Library,” every new wave of book bans creates fresh loopholes.
How robot painters could help defeat the fine art forgery trade
A Canadian startup is training AI to detect art fakes by teaching a robot to paint nearly perfect replicas of Norval Morrisseau’s work.
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Will increasing data centres undermine UK net-zero commitment?
The UK aims for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, balancing emissions with removals to combat climate change. This includes a target to reduce emissions by 68% from 1990 levels by 2030, aligning with the Paris Agreement and supporting the path to net zero.
How UE5 helped Silent Hill f reimagine atmospheric horror
Konami’s latest horror game, Silent Hill ƒ, shows us that the next generation of high-end visuals and old-school dread can coexist, proving that advanced graphical fidelity does not require sacrificing the unsettling atmosphere that defines the series.
Big Tech has not given up on its climate goals…yet
Rising demand for AI and data centres is straining Big Tech’s climate pledges.
Harnessing the ocean to cool data centres is becoming a reality
As data centres become more widespread, better cooling technology is crucial. The ocean may hold the answer.
Restrictive immigration policies will hinder the US tech sector
Restrictive immigration policies not only stifle innovation but also incur millions of dollars in costs for companies trying to reshore production back to the US.