South Africa’s Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies has withdrawn a draft AI policy after discovering that parts of its reference list contained fabricated citations, highlighting the growing risks of AI-generated misinformation in government procedures. South Africa’s Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi has withdrawn the draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy after allegations that parts of its reference list were fabricated, underscoring the credibility risks now shadowing public-sector use of AI. Reports from News24, ITWeb and Citizen said the document contained citations that were either non-existent or not traceable to recognised academic journals, prompting questions about how the policy…
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An investigation reveals that The Wire by Acutus, an AI-driven publication, may be used to promote pro-AI agendas, raising concerns over transparency and the influence of lobbying efforts in digital journalism. A new investigation has raised fresh questions about the blurred line between editorial content and artificial intelligence advocacy, after…
The rise of AI-created tracks now accounts for nearly half of all uploads on Deezer, triggering debates over authenticity, copyright, and artist royalties amid soaring synthetic content and misuse concerns. The music industry is grappling with an explosion of AI-generated tracks that is beginning to reshape streaming platforms, royalty systems…
As AI image models improve, distinguishing real photographs from synthetic scenes becomes increasingly difficult, prompting a shift towards verifying provenance to maintain trust in visual storytelling. It is becoming harder to trust the first glance. In street and documentary photography, images that once read as unmistakably real can now be…
While standards like C2PA aim to verify image authorship through cryptographic metadata, social media workflows often strip this data, prompting interest in more resilient solutions like perceptual hashing for protecting photographers’ recognition in a rapidly sharing digital landscape. For photographers, the hardest part of a viral image is often not…
Scrutiny increases over McClatchy’s alleged use of AI to produce news and the Pentagon’s dismissal of Stars and Stripes ombudsman, raising questions about transparency and editorial independence in journalism. Scrutiny over McClatchy has intensified after The Wrap reported allegations that the publisher used artificial intelligence to produce full news stories…
The South African government faces calls to withdraw its proposed AI regulation after allegations that key references in the draft policy were generated by AI and include non-existent works, sparking political and industry backlash. South Africa’s communications minister, Solly Malatsi, is under pressure to withdraw the country’s draft artificial intelligence…
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Energy Secretary Ed Miliband calls for progressive unity and bold climate action as global leaders gather in Brazil, highlighting UK’s commitment to net zero and the need to counter populist narratives threatening climate policies. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has made a determined call for progressive political forces to rally around…
Local housing campaigners in Southwark challenge proposals to cut affordable housing requirements, as the borough faces a sharp increase in homelessness and temporary accommodation for children, prompting calls to preserve stronger local standards amid London’s wider housing decline. Housing campaigners in Southwark are urging the council to maintain its existing…
A Feltham mother faces a £1,000 fine after placing a cardboard envelope beside overflowing communal bins, sparking debate over waste disposal practices amid Hounslow’s intensified crackdown on fly-tipping and littering. A Feltham mother, Loretta Alvarez, has been fined £1,000 by Hounslow Council for placing a cardboard envelope beside overflowing communal…
Multiple allegations of housing fraud across London councils expose a widespread abuse of the social housing system, prompting calls for stronger oversight and reforms to protect genuine families and taxpayers. Serious allegations of housing fraud have surfaced at a London council, exposing a corrosive pattern of misallocations that deprive the…
Sadiq Khan faces criticism over the costly Workforce Integration Network and his handling of London’s City Hall finances, as the capital confronts escalating economic and service pressures. Sadiq Khan’s latest scheme for “progressive” social engineering has come under fire after it emerged that over £2 million of taxpayers’ money has…
Charlotte Throssel and others with lifelong disabilities face increasing rejections from UK councils under strict eligibility criteria, exposing systemic gaps and delays in granting essential mobility assistance despite clear medical evidence. Charlotte Throssel, CEO of the Disability Support charity in Basford, Nottingham, has highlighted a troubling trend affecting people with…
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