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The US government has banned several European tech researchers, including a former EU Commissioner, citing concerns over 'extraterritorial censorship' and the Digital Services Act.

AI-generated misinformation surfaces after the Bondi Beach attack, falsely suggesting the event was staged. Current AI detection methods prove unreliable in identifying the hoax.

AI-generated image depicting a school fire sparked panic in Texas, highlighting the dangers of misinformation and the need for caution in the digital age.

Denmark is considering a social media ban for those under 15. The goal? Protect younger users from the potential harms of constant online connection. It's a complex issue!

Chinese social media giants like WeChat and Douyin are labeling AI-made content. It helps users know what's real and what's AI, leading to more transparency online.

Meta's Threads is growing fast. The social network has surpassed 400 million monthly active users and its numbers are getting closer to X.

Character.AI is adding a social feed to its mobile app so users can share creations like images, videos, and chatbots with others, fostering community engagement.

Texas is considering a law banning social media use for those under 18, requiring age verification and giving parents control over their children's accounts.

Reddit Pro gets a business profile upgrade with automated bios, community interaction showcases, and improved trend tracking.

Meta introduces a standalone AI app leveraging user data for personalized experiences. Concerns arise about data privacy and the role of social sharing.

Threads is officially moving to threads.com and introducing new web features. The platform is also making efforts to attract users from X.

Meta rolls out ads on Threads to over 30 countries, reaching a larger portion of its 300 million users. The ads will appear between organic content.