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Around half a million people have ditched social media platform X for Bluesky after it recently announced plans to essentially eliminate blocking. The decentralized social media app that began as an in-house project for Twitter, has rapidly emerged as one of the most popular alternatives to Elon Musk’s X platform. Recent policy changes at X, particularly concerning the “block” feature, have contributed to this shift.

DJI, the world’s largest drone company, is suing the U. S. Department of Defense for designating it as a “Chinese military company.” In 2022, the Pentagon added DJI to its regularly updated list of companies believed to have significant ties to the Chinese military. Being placed on the list serves as a warning to U.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an investigation into 2.4 million Tesla vehicles equipped with the Full Self-Driving (FSD) software following a series of accidents that occurred under low-visibility conditions. The U. S. auto safety regulator began looking into the situation following four reported collisions, including a 2023 fatal crash.

Police in Hong Kong have dismantled an organized network that allegedly used AI deepfake romance scams to deceive victims out of more than $46 million of cryptocurrency. It’s in local media where the Hong Kong Police Force’s news conference has been reported on, with 27 people said to have been detained. Police arrested 21 men and six women, aged between 21 to 34, following a raid on the alleged operating center at a 4,000-square-foot industrial unit in the Hung Hom district on October 9. Computers, mobile phones, luxurious watches, and around $25,750 were seized in suspected criminal proceeds. The cross-border fraud allegedly involved local university graduates who focused on digital media who were recruited by the group to be technology specialists. The group is also suspected to have collaborated with overseas fraudsters and IT experts to create a fake cryptocurrency investment platform. AI deepfake romance scam said to be meticulously organized It’s through artificial intelligence-based ‘deepfake’ technology that video chats were conducted, in an effort to lure in victims who thought they were developing a romantic connection with women. Once the trust and connection are said to have been established, the victims were reportedly encouraged to invest in virtual cryptocurrencies through the faux platform which had been set up. Deepfakes are typically videos, images, or even audio which has been edited or digitally generated to depict another person or someone who doesn’t actually exist. The whole operation has been described as being meticulously organized and unusually large, with the group even allegedly creating training manuals in both Chinese and English. The manuals were said to instruct on how to build fake romances and the trust, as well as then luring victims into the investment scam. According to reports, AI technology was used to create fake personas who victims would then spend their time speaking with.

As the altcoin market heats up, there are several projects showing immense potential for exponential gains. Altcoins are looking exceptionally bullish, and investors are seeking the next big opportunity for 50x to 100x returns. This article explores three new cryptocurrency projects with high potential for growth in the upcoming altcoin season. Memebet Token (MEMEBET) The Memebet Token (MEMEBET) presale is gaining momentum as it raises funds for the first meme coin-focused casino.

After the recent lifting of the U. S. ban on election betting, billions of dollars have reportedly flowed into prediction markets, with these platforms now competing with polls as key indicators of the upcoming November elections. In October, ReadWrite reported that derivatives trading platform KalshiEx LLC was cleared to facilitate Americans’ bets on election results following a ruling by the Court of Appeals.