A video of a tourist in Thailand being beaten by transwomen is falsely claimed to show top military generals from Pakistan or India.
Tag: Software
Delhi CJP Protest: Jantar Mantar crowd size drone footage and photos are AI edited
Drone videos and images showing a massive crowd at the Cockroach Janta Party protest in Delhi were found to be digitally inflated using duplication AI tools.
Raptive Intelligence launched to turn creator expertise into enterprise-grade infrastructure
A new business unit was formed to utilize AI-grounding and commerce intelligence to serve CPGs, grocers, and autonomous retail platforms.
Affinity joins the Ad Context Protocol as a Founding Member
Global ad tech firm Affinity joined the new open standard protocol that enables AI agents to autonomously negotiate and transact media directly.
DHS S&T Advances Foundational Cybersecurity Research for Space Systems
The Department of Homeland Security published the Aerospace SPARTA framework to enable onboard threat detection for highly vulnerable satellite networks.
Venus Aerospace Selected as a 2026 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum
The Texas-based startup was recognized for its development of flight-proven Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine technology for high-speed aerospace applications.
iOS 27 reveals strongest hints yet of Apple’s foldable iPhone
Developer code discovered in the latest iOS 27 beta release contains specific interface layout protocols designed for dual-screen foldable displays.
Meta partners with Reliance to build its first AI data centre in India
Meta and Reliance Industries announced a strategic partnership to build a 168-MW renewable-powered AI-enabled data center in Gujarat.
Anthropic wants tougher AI rules new safety framework seeks stronger government oversight
Anthropic published its Advanced AI Framework calling on the US Congress to mandate safety testing and independent audits for frontier AI models.
Starlink denies approval delay says discussions with Centre ‘encouraging’
SpaceX operations chief Lauren Dreyer dismissed reports of a stalled license stating they are working closely with the Department of Telecommunications.