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AI erotica – how ChatGPT’s new policy collides with UK regulation
OpenAI’s plan to allow erotica on ChatGPT for verified adults triggers major legal compliance challenges under the UK’s Online Safety Act, experts warn.
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TikTok exposing children to porn is in breach of UK law, new report says
Researchers set up accounts pretending to be 13-year olds and set relevant filters, but were still able to see pornographic content due to TikTok’s algorithm. Legal experts believe this violates the UK’s Online Safety Act.
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UK’s Online Safety Act: Implications for global digital services
A defining feature of the Online Safety Act is its extraterritorial application: a service need not be established in the UK to fall within its scope.
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GRIP Extra: Appeals court clears CFPB takedown, CFTC reviews internal time and attendance compliance
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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GRIP Extra: CapitalOne denies FDIC charges, Jane Street “not cooperating” with Indian tax investigation
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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You must be this tall to click: The Online Safety Act and age-appropriate access
Failure to comply can lead to fines of up to £18m ($24.3m) or 10% of global turnover.
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OPINION: Will UK Online Safety Act be a toothless tiger in the battle against fraud?
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, social media platforms are empowering fraudsters to exploit the vulnerable and gullible.
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Keeping kids safe online, one risk assessment at a time
Given media coverage and Ofcom’s policy statement, the protection of children online is under even greater scrutiny than before.