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➤ Global AI Show Riyadh Reveals a Powerhouse Speaker Lineup Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence in the Middle East     ➤ Inside the Future of Supply Chains: Web3 and the Shift Toward Decentralized Logistics     ➤ Remote and Hybrid Work, AI Integration, and the $5 Trillion Global Freelance Economy    ➤ The Rise of Web3 DeFi as Decentralized Finance for Enterprises and Global Markets     ➤ NinjaOne Ranks No. 1 Among G2’s Top Software Platforms, Spotlighted in Times Square     ➤ The New AI Economy: How Startups Are Leading a Trillion-Dollar Transformation     ➤ Pakistan Makes AI Course Compulsory for All Degrees in Public and Private Universities     ➤ Syteca Spotlights Enterprise Identity-Driven Digital Sovereignty at Swiss Cyber Security Days     ➤ Alibaba Introduces Qwen 3.5 With 60% Lower AI Costs and 8x Faster Performance     ➤ How Physical AI and Humanoid Robots Are Driving the Next Industrial Revolution    

Day: July 14, 2025

Denmark Grants Citizens Copyright Over Their Face and Voice to Tackle AI Threats

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Denmark to become the first country to grant citizens copyright over their face, voice and physical likeness to counter the rising threat of AI-generated deepfakes.

Copenhagen —Denmark is poised to become the first European country to grant citizens copyright over their own face, voice and physical likeness to counter the rising threat of AI-generated deepfakes, officials said. The proposed law would empower individuals to demand the removal of unauthorized deepfake images, audio or video and seek compensation. Platforms that fail … Read more

Hackers Steal 460 GB of Sensitive Student Data from Columbia University

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Hackers Steal 460 GB of Sensitive Student Data from Columbia University

NEW YORK – Columbia University has suffered a major data breach, with hackers stealing 460 gigabytes of sensitive data, including admissions records, login credentials, and personal data of students. The exposed data includes information on more than 2.5 million applicants and credentials for over 350,000 students and staff. Among the compromised details are Social Security … Read more