DeepSeek's R1 reportedly 'more vulnerable' to jailbreaking than other AI models | TechCrunchDeepSeek's AI model is notably vulnerable to manipulative prompts, potentially generating harmful and dangerous content.
Social media platforms have work to do to comply with Online Safety Act, says OfcomSocial media platforms must comply with UK’s Online Safety Act, addressing harmful content risks within three months or face penalties.
No major AI model is safe, but some are safer than othersAnthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet excels in AI safety measures, demonstrating leadership in reducing harmful content production compared to other language models.
AI helps Telegram remove 15 million suspect groups and channels in 2024 | TechCrunchTelegram has removed 15.4 million harmful groups and channels in 2024, enhancing moderation efforts after founder Pavel Durov's recent arrest.
No major AI model is safe, but some are safer than othersAnthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet excels in AI safety measures, demonstrating leadership in reducing harmful content production compared to other language models.
AI helps Telegram remove 15 million suspect groups and channels in 2024 | TechCrunchTelegram has removed 15.4 million harmful groups and channels in 2024, enhancing moderation efforts after founder Pavel Durov's recent arrest.
Ireland adopts Online Safety Code for video-sharing platforms including TikTok | TechCrunchIreland's Online Safety Code expands protections against harmful content on major video-sharing platforms beyond illegal content already covered by EU law.
No major AI model is safe, but some are safer than othersAnthropic excels in AI safety with Claude 3.5 Sonnet, showcasing lower harmful output compared to competitors.
The case for taxing digital advertising | MIT SloanTax increase on digital advertising similar to cigarettes can curb harmful effects of social media addiction and divisive content.
X Explores Legal Action to Address Advertisers Withholding X Ad SpendGARM aims to combat harmful content on digital media platforms by setting criteria for brand safety and influencing ad spending decisions.
Tech giants like Google and Meta are admitting AI could actually hurt their businessesBig Tech is acknowledging risks associated with AI, particularly related to misinformation and harmful content.