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Elon Musk’s X Limits Grok AI Image Generation to Paid Subscribers Following Deepfake Backlash: Report
X has reportedly restricted Grok AI image generation and editing to paid users after backlash over sexually explicit and violent deepfake images. The tool had allowed users to manipulate photos, often targeting women. According to new reports, the move followed pressure from UK authorities and threats of regulatory action. Government sources urged ...
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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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UK to Make Social Media Platforms Responsible for Harmful Content: Report
Britain's regulator Ofcom will make social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter responsible for harmful content on their platforms, the BBC said on Wednesday.
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Private Messages Of 81,000 Facebook Users Leaked Online: Report
Hackers have gained access to private messages of nearly 120 million Facebook accounts and already published such messages from 81,000 accounts for generating money, the BBC reported.
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'I'm So Through With This': BBC Dad Laments Online Fame
An academic who became a global internet sensation when his children interrupted a live television interview lamented the perils of online fame Wednesday, telling reporters: "I'm so through with this."
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Syrian Child Refugees Making Clothes For Famous British Brands In Turkey: Report
Syrian refugee children have been working in factories in Turkey making clothes for British high street retailer Marks & Spencer and online store ASOS, an investigation by BBC Panorama found.
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BBC Reports Own Websites Hit By Cyber Attack
The BBC's online services, including its news website and iPlayer catch-up TV platform, were taken down on Thursday by a large web attack, the British broadcaster reported.
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Amazon's warehouse conditions could cause mental illness: report
Workers at online retailing giant Amazon's warehouses are exposed to conditions that could cause "mental and physical illness".
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Elon Musk’s X Limits Grok AI Image Generation to Paid Subscribers Following Deepfake Backlash: Report
X has reportedly restricted Grok AI image generation and editing to paid users after backlash over sexually explicit and violent deepfake images. The tool had allowed users to manipulate photos, often targeting women. According to new reports, the move followed pressure from UK authorities and threats of regulatory action. Government sources urged ...
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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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UK to Make Social Media Platforms Responsible for Harmful Content: Report
Britain's regulator Ofcom will make social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter responsible for harmful content on their platforms, the BBC said on Wednesday.
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Private Messages Of 81,000 Facebook Users Leaked Online: Report
Hackers have gained access to private messages of nearly 120 million Facebook accounts and already published such messages from 81,000 accounts for generating money, the BBC reported.
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'I'm So Through With This': BBC Dad Laments Online Fame
An academic who became a global internet sensation when his children interrupted a live television interview lamented the perils of online fame Wednesday, telling reporters: "I'm so through with this."
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Syrian Child Refugees Making Clothes For Famous British Brands In Turkey: Report
Syrian refugee children have been working in factories in Turkey making clothes for British high street retailer Marks & Spencer and online store ASOS, an investigation by BBC Panorama found.
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BBC Reports Own Websites Hit By Cyber Attack
The BBC's online services, including its news website and iPlayer catch-up TV platform, were taken down on Thursday by a large web attack, the British broadcaster reported.
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Amazon's warehouse conditions could cause mental illness: report
Workers at online retailing giant Amazon's warehouses are exposed to conditions that could cause "mental and physical illness".
