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In response to claims against automated film production, Montreal-based filmmaker Ori Peer launched a public call for artists to showcase manual, human-made art, sparking a diverse collage that champions craftsmanship over seamless AI creations. When Montreal-based filmmaker Ori Peer faced accusations that his 3D short had been produced with artificial intelligence, he responded not with legal threats or technical rebuttals but by inviting others to make visible the human labour behind image-making. According to the open call posted on xhbt.org, Peer asked artists to design short animated disclaimers declaring that their work was human-made; the responses turned into a sprawling…
The UK government aims to modernise age verification for asylum seekers by deploying AI facial-recognition technology, sparking criticism over accuracy and ethical implications amidst reports of widespread misclassification of children as adults. Jean was 16 when he was left outside the front door of UK Visas and Immigration’s Lunar House…
The Namibia Media Trust (NMT) has announced a strategic relaunch of The Namibian, integrating AI tools and technological upgrades to enhance journalism quality, while reaffirming its commitment to independent media amidst ongoing institutional and political debates. Wolfram Jauss has returned to the Namibia Media Trust (NMT) group as interim chief…
Odisha concludes its Regional AI Impact Conference, highlighting progress in local language digitisation, AI for governance, and healthcare innovations, setting the stage for the upcoming IndiaAI Summit 2026. The Regional AI Impact Conference in Odisha, jointly organised by the IndiaAI Mission, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and…
India’s government is reviewing its Copyright Act 1957 in response to generative artificial intelligence’s impact on creative industries, amid legal challenges and calls for clearer regulation of AI training practices. The rapid ascent of generative artificial intelligence has forced a reappraisal of copyright law in India, with the central government…
The Namibian’s weekday morning Sunrise briefing combines curated news summaries with AI tools to deliver quick, accurate, and context-rich updates, maintaining journalistic integrity amid technological innovation. Sunrise, The Namibian’s weekday morning briefing, delivers a curated rundown of the most important stories from the previous 24 hours at 06:00 from Monday…
The resurgence of AI-driven stocks on Wall Street is driven by strong demand for AI infrastructure, enterprise deals, and macroeconomic factors, despite geopolitical tensions and regulatory scrutiny over China exports. As of the U.S. afternoon on Friday, December 19, 2025, the “AI trade” reclaimed the lead on Wall Street after…
A critical analysis of the Trump administration’s executive order on AI regulation warns it mischaracterises civil rights protections and attempts to curb state-level AI safeguards, raising legal and technical concerns amidst political controversy. The Trump administration’s executive order seeking to preempt state and local artificial intelligence regulation mounts a direct…
Hong Kong’s privacy regulator has unveiled a practical toolkit for schools and parents to prevent and manage incidents involving AI-generated deepfakes of minors, emphasising proactive education and organisational measures over new legislation. Hong Kong’s privacy regulator has published a practical toolkit for schools and parents to manage and prevent incidents…
New York has introduced new laws requiring clear disclosure of AI-generated performers in ads and extending post-mortem publicity rights, marking a significant shift in regulations governing synthetic digital content. On December 11, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a pair of New York laws intended to force greater transparency and new consent…
OpenAI’s discounted, across-the-board licences have placed ChatGPT at the centre of higher education, raising questions about pedagogical impact and market dominance as rivals like Microsoft and Google intensify their own efforts. OpenAI has quietly established a dominant foothold in higher education by striking discounted, campus‑wide deals that have put ChatGPT…
Ireland’s rapid expansion of data centres has transformed its energy system, revealing a deepening conflict between digital infrastructure growth and national climate goals, with concerns over fossil-fuel reliance and policy misalignments. Ireland’s rapid transformation into one of the world’s densest clusters of data centres has remade the island’s electricity system…
Over 7,000 UK performers vote overwhelmingly to refuse digital body scans on set, aiming to prevent AI from exploiting their likenesses and voices without consent, signalling potential industrial disruption. Actors represented by Equity have voted overwhelmingly in an indicative ballot to refuse digital body scanning on set, a move designed…
