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Tag Archives: BBC Tech
TikTok confirms it offered US government a ‘kill switch’
The platform made the disclosure as part of its legal challenge against a law forcing its sale in the US.
London hospitals hackers publish stolen blood test data
The gang shared almost 400GB of the private information on their darknet site and Telegram channel.
Microsoft back as most valuable firm as Nvidia slips
The artificial intelligence chip giant briefly took the top spot from the software company this week.
Booking.com warns of up to 900% increase in travel scams
The online travel firm says generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, are driving the explosive rise.
Don’t blame us for people suffering – London hospital hackers
They claim the cyber attack – which has disrupted more than 1,000 procedures – was politically motivated.
AI frenzy makes Nvidia the world’s most valuable company
The Californian firm’s meteoric rise has been fuelled by its dominance of the “new gold” – AI chips.
TikTok faces new US claim of violating child privacy
The allegation from US regulators adds to the growing pressure faced by the social media firm.
Bacon ice cream and nugget overload sees misfiring McDonald’s AI withdrawn
The voice recognition system seems not to have recognised what customers are really ordering.
Building a $2bn online game by breaking the rules
How the Elder Scrolls Online survived a difficult launch to become a quiet gaming success story.
Software giant Adobe accused of ‘trapping customers’
Regulators allege Adobe failed to properly disclose subscription terms and made it too onerous to cancel.