Chinese model Christine Li’s face was used without permission in a popular AI-generated microdrama, highlighting the rapid rise of AI-enabled content creation and the urgent need for clearer regulations on personal rights and platform responsibilities. Christine Li, a Chinese model and influencer, says she was startled to find her face recast in an AI-generated microdrama that she never agreed to appear in, turning what might once have been a niche grievance into a wider test case for China’s fast-growing short-video industry. According to AFP, the series, “The Peach Blossom Hairpin”, ran on Hongguo, a ByteDance-owned platform that has become one…
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The Authors Guild introduces strict AI clauses requiring authors’ consent to prevent misuse of their work, while a new interactive format transforms classic novels into participatory experiences, signalling shifts in AI usage in literature. The Authors Guild has drawn a sharper line around artificial intelligence in publishing, publishing new model…
The myth that em dashes signal artificial writing endures, but experts argue that their long-standing use in language shows the question of authorship lies elsewhere, as AI detection remains unreliable. The idea that an em dash is now a dead giveaway for artificial writing has become a neat little internet…
Emerging cases of digital employee clones in China spark debate over privacy, consent, and the future of work as AI advancements blur lines between technology and human identity. China’s latest AI workplace experiment has triggered intense debate online after examples emerged of former employees being digitally “kept on” after leaving…
Applications are open for the AI in the Newsroom Fellowship 2026, a six-month programme empowering African journalists to develop AI-driven tools that enhance editorial workflows, transparency, and public interest reporting. Africa Uncensored and DW Akademie have opened applications for the AI in the Newsroom Fellowship 2026, a six-month programme aimed…
Exploring how the foundations laid during the Scottish Enlightenment continue to influence modern shared knowledge platforms like Wikipedia. Wikipedia began as a bold experiment in shared knowledge, but its origins were rooted in a very specific intellectual moment. The Encyclopaedia Britannica was first published in Edinburgh in 1768, in the…
A Chinese influencer plans legal action after her face was used without permission in an AI-generated microdrama, spotlighting emerging legal and ethical issues in China’s rapidly evolving AI-driven entertainment industry. A Chinese model has said she plans to sue the makers of an AI-generated microdrama and its platform after discovering…
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Royal College of Psychiatrists faces backlash over Qatar exam partnership amid human rights concerns
The Royal College of Psychiatrists encounters significant opposition from UK members for partnering with Qatar’s healthcare system to conduct international psychiatric exams, sparking ethical and reputational debates over human rights issues in the Gulf nation. The Royal College of Psychiatrists is currently facing significant opposition from its members following its…
Bin collectors in Waltham Forest threaten December industrial action over inadequate pay and poor working conditions, raising concerns about waste collection disruptions during the festive season. Bin collectors in the London Borough of Waltham Forest are poised to strike in December in response to what they describe as unsatisfactory pay…
Residents and opposition councillors condemn Greenwich Council’s decision to cement Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes, citing increased congestion and safety risks on boundary roads amid claims of superficial air quality improvements. Greenwich Council’s decision to make the West and East Greenwich Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) schemes permanent signals a concerning prioritisation…
As companies prepare for critical transitions in 2025, selecting outsourcing partners that align with processes, culture, and accountability is essential to ensure project success and sustained technical velocity. Outsourcing technology teams has become a crucial strategy for companies facing critical transitions such as new product launches, system rebuilds, or integration…
A clandestine increase of the deadly fungus Candida auris is sweeping UK hospitals, with infections rising and resistance growing, raising concerns over public health preparedness and transparency. A clandestine surge of the deadly fungus Candida auris is currently sweeping through UK hospitals, according to a leaked dossier from the UK…
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