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CERT-In Warns Chrome, Edge Users of ‘High’ Risk Vulnerabilities on Windows, macOS, and Linux
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities affecting two popular Chromium-based web browsers — Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. The latest bulletin, published on Monday, has flagged the discovered vulnerabilities as high risk that could potentially allow threat actors to exploi...
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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FIDO Alliance Seeks to Increase Passkeys Adoption With Draft Secure Credential Exchange Specifications
Passkeys could soon become easier to use across various platforms, thanks to new draft specifications published by the FIDO Alliance. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and password management apps like Dashlane and Bitwarden could allow users to export and import passkeys and passwords securely.
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UNESCO Releases First Guidance on Use of Generative AI for Education
UNESCO on Thursday published its first guidance on use of Generative AI (GenAI) for education, urging governmental agencies to regulate the use of the technology, including protection of data privacy and putting an age limit for users. GenAI chatbot ChatGPT has become the world's fastest growing app to date, and its emergence has prompted the relea...
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Google AI Chatbot Bard Caught Providing Inaccurate Information in Company Ad
Google published an online advertisement in which its much-anticipated AI chatbot Bard delivered an inaccurate answer. The tech giant posted a short GIF video of Bard in action via Twitter, describing the chatbot as a "launchpad for curiosity" that would help simplify complex topics.
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Microsoft Could Face FTC Antitrust Lawsuit to Block Activision Blizzard Takeover Bid: Report
Microsoft could face an antitrust lawsuit to block its bid to acquire video game publisher Activision Blizzard, according to a report. A lawsuit challenging the deal is reportedly not guaranteed, and the FTC's four commissioners have yet to vote out a complaint or meet with lawyers for the companies. Microsoft is betting on the acquisition to help ...
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Microsoft Faces Full EU Antitrust Investigation Into $69 Billion Bid to Acquire Activision Blizzard
Microsoft will face a full EU probe into the publisher's $69 billion (roughly Rs. 5,62,500 crore) bid to acquire Activision Blizzard, after regulators warned about the deal's impact on competition on the markets for the distribution of console and PC video games. Meanwhile, Microsoft has stated that it would work with the EU antitrust watchdog to ...
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EA Desktop PC App Now Available to Download, Replaces Origin
EA’s desktop PC app is now available to download, looking to fully replace Origin. The publisher has confirmed that its client is out of beta, and promises a “faster, more reliable, and more streamlined” Windows gaming experience. All original cloud saves, achievements, games, and friends will be transferred to the new app, upon update.
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Activision Blizzard Q1 Earnings Take Hit From Weak 'Call of Duty' Demand
Videogame publisher Activision Blizzard missed estimates for first-quarter adjusted sales on Monday, hurt by low demand for its latest title "Call of Duty: Vanguard".
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Microsoft Counterfit Tool for Testing Security of AI Systems Released as Open-Source Project
Microsoft has made Counterfit open source, which means that it can be used by developers and IT professionals to conduct security risk assessments of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems in organisation to ensure the algorithms used are “robust, reliable, and trustworthy”.
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Microsoft to Take Smaller Cut From Video Game Developers: Report
Microsoft will cut its charges for video game developers who publish games in its online store, starting August, the New York Times reported.
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Facebook Delivers Gender-Biased Job Advertisements, Says US Study
Facebook showed different job advertisements to men and women "beyond what can be legally justified," University of Southern California researchers said in a study published on Friday. In contrast, LinkedIn owned by Microsoft did not appear to display such a gender bias in its job advertisements.
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Microsoft, EU Publishers Seek Australia-Style News Payments From Big Tech Platforms
Microsoft is teaming up with European publishers to push for a system to make big tech platforms pay for news, raising the stakes in the brewing battle led by Australia to get Facebook and Google to pay for journalism.
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Microsoft Backs Search Engines Paying for News Worldwide Despite Opposition From Facebook and Google
Microsoft lobbied for other countries to follow Australia's lead in calling for news outlets to be paid for stories published online, a move opposed by Facebook and Google.
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Apple Revises App Store Guidelines, Loosening Some In-App Payment Rules
Apple on Friday published a revision of some of its App Store review guidelines, loosening some restrictions on streaming game services, online classes and when developers must use its in-app purchase system, which charges a 30 percent commission.
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CERT-In Warns Chrome, Edge Users of ‘High’ Risk Vulnerabilities on Windows, macOS, and Linux
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued an advisory regarding multiple vulnerabilities affecting two popular Chromium-based web browsers — Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. The latest bulletin, published on Monday, has flagged the discovered vulnerabilities as high risk that could potentially allow threat actors to exploi...
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OpenAI Says it Does Not Use Indian Media Groups' Content to Train ChatGPT, Court Filing Shows
OpenAI is seeking to stop Indian media groups from joining a copyright lawsuit against it. The company has denied that it uses content from Indian media to train ChatGPT. The filing relates to a lawsuit by Indian news agency ANI last year, which alleges that ChatGPT uses its published content without permission to help train its AI chatbot.
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FIDO Alliance Seeks to Increase Passkeys Adoption With Draft Secure Credential Exchange Specifications
Passkeys could soon become easier to use across various platforms, thanks to new draft specifications published by the FIDO Alliance. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and password management apps like Dashlane and Bitwarden could allow users to export and import passkeys and passwords securely.
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UNESCO Releases First Guidance on Use of Generative AI for Education
UNESCO on Thursday published its first guidance on use of Generative AI (GenAI) for education, urging governmental agencies to regulate the use of the technology, including protection of data privacy and putting an age limit for users. GenAI chatbot ChatGPT has become the world's fastest growing app to date, and its emergence has prompted the relea...
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Google AI Chatbot Bard Caught Providing Inaccurate Information in Company Ad
Google published an online advertisement in which its much-anticipated AI chatbot Bard delivered an inaccurate answer. The tech giant posted a short GIF video of Bard in action via Twitter, describing the chatbot as a "launchpad for curiosity" that would help simplify complex topics.
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Microsoft Could Face FTC Antitrust Lawsuit to Block Activision Blizzard Takeover Bid: Report
Microsoft could face an antitrust lawsuit to block its bid to acquire video game publisher Activision Blizzard, according to a report. A lawsuit challenging the deal is reportedly not guaranteed, and the FTC's four commissioners have yet to vote out a complaint or meet with lawyers for the companies. Microsoft is betting on the acquisition to help ...
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Microsoft Faces Full EU Antitrust Investigation Into $69 Billion Bid to Acquire Activision Blizzard
Microsoft will face a full EU probe into the publisher's $69 billion (roughly Rs. 5,62,500 crore) bid to acquire Activision Blizzard, after regulators warned about the deal's impact on competition on the markets for the distribution of console and PC video games. Meanwhile, Microsoft has stated that it would work with the EU antitrust watchdog to ...
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EA Desktop PC App Now Available to Download, Replaces Origin
EA’s desktop PC app is now available to download, looking to fully replace Origin. The publisher has confirmed that its client is out of beta, and promises a “faster, more reliable, and more streamlined” Windows gaming experience. All original cloud saves, achievements, games, and friends will be transferred to the new app, upon update.
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Activision Blizzard Q1 Earnings Take Hit From Weak 'Call of Duty' Demand
Videogame publisher Activision Blizzard missed estimates for first-quarter adjusted sales on Monday, hurt by low demand for its latest title "Call of Duty: Vanguard".
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Microsoft Counterfit Tool for Testing Security of AI Systems Released as Open-Source Project
Microsoft has made Counterfit open source, which means that it can be used by developers and IT professionals to conduct security risk assessments of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) systems in organisation to ensure the algorithms used are “robust, reliable, and trustworthy”.
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Microsoft to Take Smaller Cut From Video Game Developers: Report
Microsoft will cut its charges for video game developers who publish games in its online store, starting August, the New York Times reported.
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Facebook Delivers Gender-Biased Job Advertisements, Says US Study
Facebook showed different job advertisements to men and women "beyond what can be legally justified," University of Southern California researchers said in a study published on Friday. In contrast, LinkedIn owned by Microsoft did not appear to display such a gender bias in its job advertisements.
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Microsoft, EU Publishers Seek Australia-Style News Payments From Big Tech Platforms
Microsoft is teaming up with European publishers to push for a system to make big tech platforms pay for news, raising the stakes in the brewing battle led by Australia to get Facebook and Google to pay for journalism.
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Microsoft Backs Search Engines Paying for News Worldwide Despite Opposition From Facebook and Google
Microsoft lobbied for other countries to follow Australia's lead in calling for news outlets to be paid for stories published online, a move opposed by Facebook and Google.
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Apple Revises App Store Guidelines, Loosening Some In-App Payment Rules
Apple on Friday published a revision of some of its App Store review guidelines, loosening some restrictions on streaming game services, online classes and when developers must use its in-app purchase system, which charges a 30 percent commission.
