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OpenAI vows to protect sensitive celebrities from ChatGPT image generation feature
Now we'll be able to tell exactly which public figures do not want to let AI draw a caricature of their famous features...
Find out where venture capital is flowing and how lives are being saved in the biotechnology industry.
Quantum
Scientists hail "major" achievement as a leap forward with significant implications for the development of quantum privacy and cryptography tech.
UK
Bendy NFC chip produced at British fab that was the first to offer industry-standard 300mm wafers.
Opinion
"Enterprises can gain a flexible, modular infrastructure that prevents vendor lock-in and ensures ongoing compatibility."
It's named after Dracula's nemesis - but the new ransomware-as-a-service program is just as much of a bloodsucker as the famous count.
Quantum
"Our OS will facilitate the standardization of software and systems while driving the creation of innovative quantum applications."
AI
"Customers no longer tolerate friction and expect instant, context-aware responses on their preferred channels."
Cyberwarfare
EU investigation uncovers "foreign information manipulation and interference" campaigns conducted globally.
US
Defence tech knocks out marauding gunmen with electric shocks or tranquiliser darts, giving police a chance to race to the scene.
Tech | Science | Ideas
"We’re entering a period that will fundamentally change how we work across functions and industries."
"Criminals have become adept at creating intricate networks of identities, shell companies, and banking accounts to obscure their activities."
"Hybrid threat actors engage in ongoing, seemingly minor actions that collectively erode stability, security, and trust in institutions."
The doomer-in-chief is not at all confident that our species will survive the rise of the machines.
Redmond takes on the scourge of undercooked food and bursting eggs, empowering the world to make better microwave dinners.
"Profit-hungry cyber gangs know they can easily hit a dozen vulnerable operations for the effort of a single larger strike."
"Fragmentation is increasing rather than reducing," says Huw Davis, CEO of Ozone API.
Investigators uncover China's links in critical areas of the economy and "hidden pillars" which could cause cascading systemic failure across industries.
Zuck's tech can detect scenes of joy or happiness - then automatically capture images through the cameras in phones or smart glasses.
"My government is making the UK one of the best places in the world to invest in..."
"Organisations that tackle ethical, infrastructural and security concerns will drive efficiency, innovation and personalised experiences."
"No one has had a clear path to get to a commercially viable quantum computer - until now."