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The FTC has struck deals with two auto dealerships and a former general manager, agreeing not to enforce court-ordered fair lending programs and to ignore unlawful credit discrimination.
British Labour MP Jess Asato has taken legal action against xAI, arguing that the company unlawfully used her image without consent. Asato's experience with deepfakes has informed her push for stronger protections for women and children online.
Norway's data protection authority fines Xandr, a Microsoft-owned ad company, for sharing sensitive user data, including sexual orientation information.
Election denial groups are targeting nursing homes, claiming left-wing organizations are committing voter fraud. The groups are urging followers to contact facilities and share images on social media.
New York's takedown of 12 celebrity deepfake websites marks a significant victory in the battle against harmful synthetic content, including videos of public figures in sexual situations.
The FTC has reached a settlement with John Deere over the company's monopoly on repair services for its farm equipment, granting farmers and third-party repair shops access to the same resources as official dealers for the next 10 years.
India's government has told the Delhi High Court that Telegram was warned about two weeks before it was blocked, and that the platform admitted it could not proactively detect the channels selling leaked exam papers.
Coupang, an e-commerce giant in South Korea, has faced a record-breaking $409 million fine for a massive data breach affecting over 37 million customers.
The Manhattan Institute, a right-wing think tank, is pushing state-level legislation to reclassify minor protest-related crimes as felonies, including vandalism, blocking a roadway, or trespassing during a protest.
