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Famed filmmaker Spike Lee disclosed his fear of AI at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, South Carolina.

A new proposal will require social media platforms to be responsible for their users’ mental health as the Minister says Snapchat may be exempted from rules.

The Australian Parliament is conducting hearings into its contentious Misinformation Bill that has already passed the country’s lower house.

The state law aims to shield youths from developing ‘destructive habits’ such as stress, anxiety, and isolation, said Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Two independent Senators Tammy Tyrrell and David Pocock have already indicated they will oppose the bill.

South Korean lawmakers proposed subsidies, allowance for more overtime in anticipation of China’s slashing prices in a way that will edge out Korean rivals.

OpenAI said it had applied safety measures to ChatGPT to refuse requests to generate images of real people.

Federal judge dismisses claims against Mark Zuckerberg, ruling he cannot be held personally liable in lawsuits over child social media addiction.

However, Labor defended the legislation as a necessary step to protect the safety of Australians and uphold democracy.

Judges expressed skepticism over FTC’s bid to impose additional privacy measures on Meta, questioning the agency’s authority to modify previous agreements.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase will donate another $25 million to a pro-crypto Super PAC in hopes of getting more pro-crypto candidates elected.

Blocked users can now view posts but are restricted in other ways from interacting.

Indonesia’s rules mean that 40 percent of components for products sold in the country must be locally sourced.

Experts stress the need to bridge the trust gap and enhance national cyber resilience.

Apple’s profits jumped year on year but were impacted by a $10 billion tax bill.

A court has found One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson racially discriminated against another senator and has ordered her to delete the offending post.