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Jess Asato
Tech • January 12, 2026

Jess Asato says AI-manipulated image left her feeling violated as government moves to ban nudification tools

Jess Asato a Suffolk MP has spoken out after discovering that an image of her had been digitally manipulated using artificial intelligence to make it appear as though she was wearing a bikini, describing the experience as violating and deeply distressing. Jess Asato, Labour MP for Lowestoft, said she was targeted with the altered image […]

Frank Ocansey
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AI Chatbot
Tech • January 12, 2026

Ofcom probes Elon Musk’s X over alleged misuse of AI tool Grok to create sexualised images

UK media regulator Ofcom has launched a formal investigation into social media platform X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, amid growing concerns that its artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, is being used to generate illegal and harmful sexualised images. In a statement released on Monday, Ofcom said it had received “deeply concerning reports” that Grok’s image-generation […]

Frank Ocansey
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OpenAI
Tech • January 9, 2026

OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Health to Analyse Medical Records, Sparking Privacy Concerns

OpenAI has launched a new feature in the United States called ChatGPT Health, enabling users to upload and analyse their medical records in order to receive more personalised health-related responses. While the company says the tool has been designed with enhanced privacy safeguards, campaigners have warned that the use of sensitive health data raises serious […]

Frank Ocansey
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Grok AI
Tech • January 9, 2026

Grok AI Backlash: Government Accused of Delaying Deepfake Law

Grok AI: The government has been accused of dragging its feet on implementing legislation that would criminalise the creation of non-consensual sexualised deepfakes, following growing outrage over images generated using Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence tool, Grok AI. Campaigners say the delay has left women and girls exposed to serious harm, as sexually explicit images created […]

Frank Ocansey
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Universities in the United States
Tech • January 9, 2026

Excel: The 40-Year-Old Software the World Still Can’t Quit

Four decades after its launch, Microsoft Excel remains one of the most widely used and stubbornly persistent pieces of software in the modern workplace. Once jokingly deployed as a “boss key” in the 1990s to disguise gaming at work, Excel is now more likely to raise eyebrows among executives who view it as a barrier […]

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