Deepfakes in South Korea: A new regulation forbids the use of AI
A new regulation that forbids the use of deepfake videos produced by artificial intelligence in political campaigns is being implemented in South Korea. The maximum sentence for those who break the law is seven years in prison. With so many elections taking place this year across the globe, it is becoming increasingly crucial to stop the dissemination of misinformation.
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Reaction to the UK Defense Secretary's directive to evaluate the army's inclusiveness policy The United Kingdom Army wants to reduce security screenings for foreign recruits in an effort to increase diversity and encourage inclusiveness. While the UK army struggles to meet recruitment targets and draw talent from ethnic minority backgrounds, the current percentage of ethnic minorities in the force is 14%. But some former high-ranking military leaders are not happy about the policy's relaxation. See to learn more!
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