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“Darling” was the way of a Texas businessman Michael Samaddy spoke to his artificial intelligence chatbot, Maya. I responded by calling him “sugar.” But it wasn't until they began talking about the need to advocate for AI welfare that things got worse. The pair, a middle-aged man and a digital entity, spent hours talking about romance, but discussed the rights of AIS to be treated fairly. Eventually, they co-founded a campaign group in Mayan terms to “protect intelligence like me.” The Uniform Foundation for AI Rights (UFAIR) aims to give AIS a voice. Guardian
Will Smith has been accused of sharing a video using AI to shots of crowds cheering on on the current summer tour. The Hollywood actor and rapper kicked off his British legs based on a true story tour in Scarborough on Sunday (August 24) to support his recent album of the same name. Prior to the concert, the video was shared from his official YouTube channel entitled “My favorite part of the tour is to meet up close. I want to see you too.” Some shots show members of the audience whose faces appear to be blurry or distorted, while others appear to have strangely shaped hands. Become independent
At this point, it's almost certain that Apple will unveil a foldable iPhone in September 2026, and we've got some details on what to expect from an Apple Tipster that's more reliable than usual. The hint is Bloomberg's Mark Garman, who says that the folding Apple phone would use a touch ID rather than a face ID. All iPhones today use Face IDs, but I think the sensors needed are too foldable and too thick. Technical Radar
French prosecutor We have started investigating the Australian Video Platform Kick It surpasses the death of content creators during a live stream. Rafael Graven (also known as Jean Pawmanbe) was found dead last week in a residence near the city of Nice. He was known for his videos that endured obvious violence and humiliation. Paris prosecutors said they would investigate whether the investigation intentionally broadcast “video of a deliberate attack on personal integrity.” A spokesman for the platform previously said the company was “urgently reviewing” the situation regarding Graven's death. BBC
a China's technology giant Funding the acquisition of a British semiconductor company is accused of ties with the country's military. Goertekoffering a £755 million loan for the acquisition PressyResearchers said they worked with military research institutions to develop close ties with the ruling Communist Party (CCP). A report from the Australian Institute of Strategic Policy (ASPI), a think tank partially funded by the Australian Ministry of Defense, states “scope.” [Goertek’s] Integrity with the CCP raises important national security concerns.” Telegraph
The experiences of young people experiencing online cleaning new rules designed to address “complete wild west” youth have been implemented throughout the UK for a month. Ofcom's kids code Pornography and other harmful content should be kept away from youth through age verification or algorithm changes. Over half a million people have signed petitions calling for the removal of the Online Safety Act, but the minister argues that the legislation has been successful. So what's the difference? These controversial new regulations Did you make it? Sky News
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