Google has launched a series of online safety measures aimed at eliminating deepfake content from search results, particularly explicit images without consent. When users request removal of such content, the system not only processes the specific item but also filters out related results and even removes duplicates. To prevent such content from appearing prominently in search results, Google has adjusted its ranking algorithm to prioritize high-q....

Australia has released new online safety standards, causing concerns among tech companies. Microsoft, Meta, and others worry that the standards may weaken AI system protections. The new standards target generative artificial intelligence, addressing child safety and terrorism-related content. Tech companies believe the standards could limit AI training and affect the accuracy of content moderation.

["The UK government has proposed a new Online Safety Bill, which includes the use of AI-based technology to assess whether users are of legal age to view pornographic content.", "Proposed methods include facial age estimation, photo identity matching, credit checks, and open banking, among others.", "Watchdog organizations and free market think tanks have raised concerns about mandatory age verification, arguing it may threaten user privacy and increase the risk of sensitive data breaches.", "Under the newly passed Online Safety Act, websites and applications that display or publish pornographic content must..." ]