Since 2 August, new transparency provisions under the European Union’s AI Act have begun applying, introducing rules intended to make it easier to recognise when AI is talking to us and when what we are seeing, hearing or reading has been artificially created or manipulated.
Google, Meta, TikTok and Snapchat question early evidence as lawmakers assess compliance
Court cites genuine compliance efforts while keeping online content safeguards for disabled persons open
Instagram has refreshed the wordmark at the top of its app for the first time since 2016, with Adam Mosseri describing the new design as cleaner and more modern.
The Delhi HC questioned Meta about why scammers can access its Rights Manager tool to issue fraudulent copyright strikes, reported Bar and Bench.
Punjabi actor Suvinder Vicky, who received much acclaim for the first season, didn't return for the second season of Netflix original Kohrra.
The ministry first issued the Accessibility Standards for Persons with Disabilities in Television Programmes on September 11, 2019
In May, the UK High Court granted several Hollywood studios a broad "omnibus" site blocking order, allowing them to block rotating networks of pirate sites, without the need to link them to known pirate brands.
Fincher project reportedly dropped as Netflix shifts focus to global Squid Game stories
Falling FCT consumption and missing TRPs put broadcasters under pressure