The UK’s Online Safety Act has triggered a massive shift in internet behavior. Instead of preventing access, it’s driving users toward riskier alternatives and creating a privacy paradox that could have lasting consequences.
A landmark international study coordinated by the European Broadcasting Union reveals AI assistants routinely misrepresent news content regardless of language or territory. The research involving 22 public service media organizations found systemic issues across four major AI platforms that could undermine democratic participation.
Artificial intelligence assistants routinely misrepresent news content approximately 45% of the time regardless of language, territory, or platform, according to a comprehensive international study coordinated by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and led by the BBC. The research, described as unprecedented in scope and scale, involved 22 public service media organizations across 18 countries working in 14 languages.
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Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warns that risks to the global economy are being underestimated. Despite concerns, he maintains faith in the strength of the US economy and discusses geopolitical shifts under recent administrations.
Jamie Dimon, the Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has expressed significant concerns about the global economy, stating that the potential for a serious downturn in the U.S. stock market is being underestimated. According to reports from a recent interview on BBC Sounds, Dimon highlighted that he is “far more worried” about these risks than many of his peers, pointing to a period of heightened uncertainty affecting worldwide financial stability.
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The UK’s Ambitious Clean Energy Employment Initiative The UK government has unveiled a groundbreaking strategy to create 400,000 new positions…
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Conservative energy spokesperson Claire Coutinho has acknowledged that UK domestic emissions would likely increase under her party’s proposed energy strategy,…
Former government adviser Dominic Cummings has claimed China successfully breached highly classified UK intelligence systems containing sensitive material. However, the Cabinet Office and cybersecurity experts have strongly disputed these allegations, creating a significant controversy in government security circles.
Dominic Cummings, former chief adviser to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has made explosive claims that China successfully breached high-level UK government systems used to transfer classified intelligence material, according to reports. Cummings specifically alleged that so-called “Strap material,” a government classification for highly sensitive intelligence data, was compromised during the incident.
