A group of leading major technology companies like OpenAI and Discord have raised more than $27 million for a new initiative focused on building open-source tools to boost online safety for kids.

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Richwin Investment and Credit Pvt. Ltd. has been recognised for its outstanding achievements at the Pinnacle Sri Lanka Awards ...

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The country’s defense ministry has blocked DeepSeek from military networks. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has asked the Chinese AI startup to clarify how it handles user data.

The South Korean government's actions are part of a broader international trend of tightening controls on DeepSeek ...

Several countries, including India, the US, and Australia, have banned the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek citing security and ...

The South Korean finance ministry announced plans to block access to the Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) service ...