Tech titans promise watermarks to expose AI creations
OpenAI and other AI companies commit to safer technology with watermarks on AI-generated images. White House supports responsible AI development amid concerns of fraud and misinformation.
OpenAI and other AI companies commit to safer technology with watermarks on AI-generated images. White House supports responsible AI development amid concerns of fraud and misinformation.
Former US President Donald Trump faces potential charges, including conspiracy to defraud, obstruction of an official proceeding, and deprivation of rights, as the investigation into his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election nears completion.
Trump expects to be arrested and indicted soon.
The United States is concerned about the fate of American soldier Private Second Class Travis King held by North Korea, fearing mistreatment.
Efforts to secure his release are ongoing.
A Malawian court convicts a Chinese national of racism and child exploitation through online videos. The court orders his immediate departure from the country after serving a 12-month sentence.
A tentative agreement in New York averted a Broadway strike by stagehands and backstage workers. Hollywood also faces historic industrial action, with actors and writers on strike.
Google collaborates with news publishers to develop an AI-powered tool, called Genesis, to assist journalists with reporting and writing. The tool is not intended to replace journalists but to serve as a co-pilot, offering headline and writing style options.
South Korean, US, and Japanese leaders will meet in August to enhance military cooperation and counter North Korea’s nuclear threats.
Republicans accuse government bias, mishandling probe of Hunter Biden, but Democrats dispute claims and defend investigations.
Millions endured extreme heat, wildfires, and health concerns as July appeared set to become the hottest on record.
Climate change and burning fossil fuels were blamed for the destructive weather.
Netflix gained nearly 6 million subscribers after cracking down on password sharing, totaling 238 million subscribers and US$1.5 billion profit.
As a writers and actors strike hits the industry, Netflix is better positioned to weather the storm. However, revenue was lower than expected, leading to an 8% drop in shares.