Online Safety Act 2023
PulseAugur coverage of Online Safety Act 2023 — every cluster mentioning Online Safety Act 2023 across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Czech copyright group OSA to sue AI music generator Suno
The Czech copyright collective OSA is reportedly planning to sue Suno, an AI music generation service, for copyright infringement. This action follows a report indicating that 97% of people cannot distinguish between AI…
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Open-source Discord alternatives gain traction amid user privacy concerns
Several open-source alternatives to Discord are emerging as users express dissatisfaction with the platform's new age verification policies and subscription models. These alternatives, such as Stoat and Element, offer s…
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UK regulator warns social platforms on hate speech after Belfast riots
Following riots in Belfast, the UK's communications regulator, Ofcom, has issued a reminder to social media platforms about their legal obligations under the Online Safety Act. The act requires platforms to identify and…
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UK government demands tech firms block nude images on children's phones
The UK government is demanding that major tech companies like Google and Apple implement software by September to block nude images on children's phones. This move, spurred by frustration over slow regulatory progress a…
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AI, Drones, and Robots Reshape Warfare and Society
Ukraine is exploring the use of AI and drones to transform modern warfare, with companies like "Osa" developing technologies for remote defense operations. Meanwhile, China is rapidly producing humanoid robots, with fac…
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Microsoft Research unveils Vega for private digital identity verification
Microsoft Research has developed Vega, a system that uses zero-knowledge proofs to enable users to verify aspects of their digital identity, such as age or professional status, without revealing the underlying credentia…
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UK Online Safety Act criticized as ineffective against child exploitation
An opinion piece argues that the UK's Online Safety Act is insufficient to protect children from severe online harms, which are characterized as criminal and national security threats rather than mere parenting issues. …
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Malaysia, UK enact child safety rules; Snap, YouTube settle addiction suits
Malaysia is implementing new regulations starting June 1st to protect minors online, requiring social media platforms to verify users are over 16 and implement safeguards against harmful content. In the UK, regulators a…
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UK kids easily bypass online age checks with fake IDs and drawn-on mustaches
A recent report from Internet Matters indicates that a significant portion of UK children are circumventing online age verification systems, with some using makeup to fool facial age-estimation technology. The study fou…