Stock photo provider Getty Images released its own AI image generator called ‘Generative AI by Getty Images’ that only uses content from the company’s media library. It said people can use the AI to generate and improve images with “full
In a time of economic flux and changing financial landscapes, the recent Shanghai Second Intermediate People’s Court report stands out as a significant moment for the crypto world. Daring to challenge China’s traditionally restrictive views on digital currencies, the court’s
Ben Armstrong (Bitboy Crypto) was arrested earlier this week following an ‘unhinged’ rant outside the home of former employee Carlos Diaz. Armstrong accused Diaz of threatening his life, of ties to the ‘black mafia,’ and of stealing his Lamborghini. Armstrong
South Korea’s premier cryptocurrency exchange, Upbit, recently experienced a security fiasco that affected approximately 400,000 wallets. Per their recent statement, a fraudulent token disguised as the legitimate Aptos (APT) token deceived the exchange’s monitoring system. Although Upbit has since recovered
Surprisingly, the infamous North Korean hacking collective Lazarus Group currently possesses an astounding $47 million in digital assets, freshly sourced data reveals. A significant chunk of this, $42.5 million, is tied up in Bitcoin (BTC), with other assets such as
Screenwriters and studios in Hollywood have reportedly reached a deal to end the writers’ strike, with terms that include “protections for the use of AI in the writing processes.” The deal will end the nearly five-month-long strike by writers, which
In a decisive move against fraudulent crypto trading platforms, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has declared its intent to publish a list of suspicious virtual asset trading platforms (VATPs). This announcement follows closely on the heels of the
AI-generated images of dozens of young girls from the small Spanish town of Almendralejo have started circulating on social media, causing outrage, according to local media reports. The case is a legal conundrum for the Spanish police, which have opened
Governors for the states of Pennsylvania and Virginia have issued AI executive orders, which are meant to foster a better foundation for the rapidly growing AI sector in their states. The guidelines provided cover a wide range of AI issues,
George R. R. Martin and John Grisham have jointly sued OpenAI, alleging that their copyrights were violated during the training of ChatGPT. The ubiquitous AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT was trained on the majority of the publicly available data on the internet.
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