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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. TOOL · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) ·

    Surfshark Report Raises Concerns Over Difficulty of Opting Out of AI Training on Social Media Reviewed by Irfan Ahmad . A May 12 study by cybersecurity company

    A recent study by Surfshark has highlighted significant challenges users face when trying to prevent their social media data from being used for AI training. The cybersecurity firm's research indicates that opting out of such data usage is often a complex and difficult process across various platforms. This raises privacy concerns for users whose online activities may be incorporated into AI models without their explicit consent or easy control. AI

    IMPACT Highlights challenges in data privacy for AI training, potentially influencing future platform policies and user awareness.

  2. COMMENTARY · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) ·

    AI Apps Reach Three Spots in Global Top 10 Downloads in April as User Activity Falls but Remains Above February Levels Fact-checked and reviewed by Irfan Ahmad

    AI applications secured three positions within the global top 10 downloads for April, according to data from Appfigures. While overall user activity for these apps saw a decline, it still surpassed levels recorded in February. This indicates a sustained, albeit slightly reduced, interest in AI-powered applications. AI

    IMPACT AI applications continue to show significant download numbers, indicating sustained user interest despite fluctuations in activity.

  3. RESEARCH · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) ·

    Transparency and trust in the age of deepfake ads By Inderscience Publishers A study into the use of deepfake technology in advertising has found that public ac

    A recent study published in the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence Governance and Human Rights reveals that public acceptance of AI-generated synthetic media, or deepfakes, is influenced by technological familiarity and how the content is presented. The research indicates that framing and terminology, such as using "artificial media" instead of "deepfake," can significantly impact perceived legitimacy. While younger and more tech-savvy individuals showed greater openness, ethical concerns about manipulation and consent were prevalent across demographics. AI

    IMPACT Highlights the need for clear regulatory frameworks and ethical guidelines for AI-generated advertising content.