The Supreme Court has allowed Texas to enforce its age-verification law for app stores while a lawsuit proceeds. This decision means a preliminary injunction blocking the law is lifted, allowing Texas to implement its age-verification rules for users under 18.
The UK government plans to use AI facial age estimation on asylum seekers, a move criticized for potential inaccuracies and bias. An investigation revealed the technology struggles with certain demographics, raising concerns about misclassifying children as adults and impacting legal protections.
The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh will announce the AP SSC Advanced Supplementary examination results on June 19 at 10 AM. Results will be released by the Minister for Human Resource Development and will be available on the official portal, Mana Mitra, and LEAP App.
A UK government report reveals AI facial age estimation systems used for asylum seekers show significant bias, particularly against Sub-Saharan Africans, and frequently misclassify children as adults. The technology's deployment raises concerns about accuracy and human rights.
Indonesia bans children from using digital platforms, prompting support from child psychologists but posing compliance challenges for e-commerce companies to implement accurate, privacy-protecting age-verification systems.
The DMK has challenged a one-vote election loss in Tiruppattur, alleging a postal ballot mix-up between two districts of the same name. The Madras High Court has barred the winning TVK MLA from participating in the assembly floor test until the petition is resolved.
A new survey found that kids find it easy to bypass age checks, despite a rise in age-verification laws around the world.
In a nail-biting finish, TVK candidate R Seenivasa Sethupathy narrowly defeated DMK minister K R Periyakaruppan by a single vote in the Tirupattur constituency. The final tally saw Sethupathy secure 83,375 votes against Periyakaruppan's 83,374, following a prolonged counting process that included re-verification of postal ballots.
In a nail-biting finish, TVK candidate R Seenivasa Sethupathy narrowly defeated DMK minister K R Periyakaruppan by a single vote in the Tirupattur constituency. The final tally saw Sethupathy secure 83,375 votes against Periyakaruppan's 83,374, following a prolonged counting process that included re-verification of postal ballots.
