CryptoNews

SEC Ordered to Pay $1.8M for Misconduct — Debt Box Hails 'Monumental Victory' for Crypto Industry – Regulation Bitcoin News

A federal judge has ordered the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to pay over $1.8 million in its case against the crypto firm Digital Licensing, also known as Debt Box. The penalty resulted from the SEC’s bad faith conduct in obtaining and defending an ex parte temporary restraining order (TRO) based on misrepresentations. Additionally, the judge granted the SEC’s motion to…
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GamingNews

Xbox’s latest Transparency Report details AI usage in player safety

Xbox has released its fourth Transparency Report, in which it details its efforts to protect players and what countermeasures it’s using to stave off toxicity and harmful elements. According to Xbox, it has invested in “the responsible application of AI” to help improve detection. The report also reveals how the company’s recently launched safety tools are working for the community…
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GamingNews

Activision wins $14.4M judgment against Call of Duty cheat vendor

A federal court awarded a $14.4 million judgment to Activision Publishing in its lawsuit against EngineOwning UG, Garnatz Enterprise Ltd, and 11 individuals. U.S. District Court Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald in California issued the default judgment against the defendants. The judge held them liable for $14.465 million in statutory damages and $292,912 in attorneys’ fees. The individuals named…
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AI & RoboticsNews

OpenAI is devouring the media industry

Let’s make one thing clear up front: I’m generally pro-generative AI. At least, I am a lot more amenable to it — and use it myself daily in the form of parsing information via ChatGPT and generating images with it and Midjourney — than many of my peers in the journalism industry. Nonetheless, I am curious and concerned about the recent trend of OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT and its underlying…
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