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AI Being Misused for Creating Malicious Software, Claims Canadian Cyber Official
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters, early evidence that the technological revolution sweeping Silicon Valley has also been adopted by cybercriminals.
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Cyber Criminals Using AI To Write Phishing Emails, Warns Security Expert
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters.
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European Union's AI Liability Directive to Make It Easier to Sue AI Systems, Drone Makers for Compensation
The European Union is set to announce the AI Liability Directive draft rules on Wednesday, as it aims to empower individuals and companies that suffer harm from drones, robots, and other products or services equipped with artificial intelligence software to sue for compensation. The rules aim to address the increasing proliferation of AI-enabled pr...
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EU Working on 5-Year Update Standard for Android Phones, Improved Battery Longevity: All Details
The European Commission, constituted by European Union, is working on a proposal for a standard for software updates from smartphone brands in the region, in a draft regulation. The commission is currently seeking feedback from the public till September 28. The new regulations are expected to be adopted in 2024, according to the commission.
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Lisbon Web Summit: Apple's Software Boss Warns Against Draft EU Policy on App Store
Apple software boss Craig Federighi took the stage at the Web Summit in Lisbon to voice the iPhone maker's objections to EU draft guidelines that could allow customers to install software from outside its App Store.
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Cloud Computing Providers' Anti-Competitive Practices Should Be Curbed by EU Tech Rules: Study
Draft EU rules to curb the power of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook should also tackle providers of cloud computing services for possible anti-competitive practices, a study said.
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Apple Warns of Cybercrime Risks if EU Forces It to Allow Others' Software
Apple ramped up its criticism of EU draft rules that would force it to allow users to install software from outside its App Store, saying that would boost the risk of cybercriminals and malware.
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AI Being Misused for Creating Malicious Software, Claims Canadian Cyber Official
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters, early evidence that the technological revolution sweeping Silicon Valley has also been adopted by cybercriminals.
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Cyber Criminals Using AI To Write Phishing Emails, Warns Security Expert
Hackers and propagandists are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to create malicious software, draft convincing phishing emails and spread disinformation online, Canada's top cybersecurity official told Reuters.
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European Union's AI Liability Directive to Make It Easier to Sue AI Systems, Drone Makers for Compensation
The European Union is set to announce the AI Liability Directive draft rules on Wednesday, as it aims to empower individuals and companies that suffer harm from drones, robots, and other products or services equipped with artificial intelligence software to sue for compensation. The rules aim to address the increasing proliferation of AI-enabled pr...
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EU Working on 5-Year Update Standard for Android Phones, Improved Battery Longevity: All Details
The European Commission, constituted by European Union, is working on a proposal for a standard for software updates from smartphone brands in the region, in a draft regulation. The commission is currently seeking feedback from the public till September 28. The new regulations are expected to be adopted in 2024, according to the commission.
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Lisbon Web Summit: Apple's Software Boss Warns Against Draft EU Policy on App Store
Apple software boss Craig Federighi took the stage at the Web Summit in Lisbon to voice the iPhone maker's objections to EU draft guidelines that could allow customers to install software from outside its App Store.
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Cloud Computing Providers' Anti-Competitive Practices Should Be Curbed by EU Tech Rules: Study
Draft EU rules to curb the power of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook should also tackle providers of cloud computing services for possible anti-competitive practices, a study said.
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Apple Warns of Cybercrime Risks if EU Forces It to Allow Others' Software
Apple ramped up its criticism of EU draft rules that would force it to allow users to install software from outside its App Store, saying that would boost the risk of cybercriminals and malware.
