Biden administration releases executive order for new AI safety standards
The U.S. government’s executive order establishes six new standards for AI safety and security and its intentions for ethical AI usage within the government.
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Google requests dismissal of AI data scraping class-action suit
Google argued in its motion to dismiss the claims that using publicly available information shared on the internet is not “stealing,” as claimed.
Parliamentary committee calls for shutdown of Worldcoin in Kenya
The committee’s recommendations included having the Kenyan government consider implementing a comprehensive framework for digital assets and virtual asset service providers.
CBDC frameworks must guard user privacy, monetary freedom — BIS chief
BIS general manager Agustín Carstens stresses the importance of legal frameworks that protect CBDC users’ privacy and maintain monetary freedom.
Nansen third-party vendor suffers security breach, affects user data
The crypto analytics provider says a security breach of a third-party vendor has affected nearly 7% of users in the system who were promptly informed of the incident.
Signal hints at leaving UK market following passage of online safety bill
Critics of the U.K. Online Safety Bill had pushed for amendments prior to passage, claiming the legislation could allow authorities a backdoor for end-to-end encryption services.
What are address poisoning attacks in crypto and how to avoid them?
Address poisoning attacks involve tracking, misusing or compromising cryptocurrency addresses.
Meta’s assault on privacy should serve as a warning against AI
Facebook was the worst thing to happen to user privacy over the last two decades. Artificial intelligence could be the worst thing to happen in the days ahead.
Worldcoin signs up over 9K users in Argentina in a single day despite criticism
The iris-scanning project saw a surge of signups in Argentina, registering an average of one user every nine seconds.
Google updates service policies to comply with EU regulations
Google and other major platforms on the web will need to update their service policies in order to comply with EU standards in its Digital Services Act by Aug. 28.
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