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Meta and other tech platforms face mounting legal challenges over alleged addictive designs targeting youth, as global regulators grapple with how to reinvent engagement-driven business models.
A 'shadow market' that has grown to nearly $2 trillion since the 2008 crisis is now causing significant concern among global regulatory authorities, including the Financial Stability Board (FSB).
A new report indicates that global regulators are struggling to keep pace with banks in the adoption and oversight of artificial intelligence, raising concerns about potential risks.
Nigeria, along with over 60 other global regulators, has endorsed stringent standards for AI-generated imagery to curb deepfakes and non-consensual content.
Meta and other major platforms face mounting lawsuits over alleged addictive design practices targeting youth, as global regulators grapple with how to effectively oversee engagement-driven algorithms.
A new report indicates that global regulators are falling behind banks in their ability to oversee artificial intelligence, with specific concerns raised by Mythos regarding this oversight gap.
An online watchdog has issued a warning to major video game companies regarding increasing concerns about child grooming on their platforms. This action follows Roblox's recent implementation of new account types specifically designed for underage users, amidst growing pressure from global regulators.
The proposed $111 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to undergo close examination by global regulators due to potential competition issues.
The current boom in artificial intelligence is largely fueled by debt, prompting global regulators to consider measures to control or 'shut off the tap' on this financing. This move reflects concerns about financial stability and potential risks associated with rapid AI expansion.
A new report indicates that global regulators are falling behind banks in their understanding and oversight of artificial intelligence, raising concerns about potential risks.
India's central bank is reportedly in discussions with global regulators and banks to review the risks associated with 'Mythos'. These talks aim to assess and mitigate potential financial vulnerabilities related to the system.
Global financial regulators are expressing concerns over the increasing use of credit risk transfers by banks, with Barclays identified as a major participant in these transactions that introduce new risks to the financial system.