AI Security Cameras Deployed in Altadena as Burglaries Surge After Eaton Fire
After a 250% rise in arrests post-Eaton Fire, Los Angeles officials deploy AI-powered Flock Safety cameras in Altadena to fight rising burglary and theft.
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Mid-Market Banks Turn to AI-Powered FRAML Strategy
US mid-sized banks adopt FRAML strategies, combining fraud and AML tools with AI to cut costs and boost risk detection.
NYC Tests AI Subway Cameras to Predict Dangerous Behavior
New York pilots AI subway cameras to detect dangerous behavior in real time — no facial recognition, just movement monitoring.
North Carolina Targets Deepfakes in New AI Regulation Push
New NC bill targets deepfake AI videos and offers legal protection for AI developers.
AI in Cybersecurity: Why Defenders Must Act Now
Hackers are using AI to launch advanced attacks. Learn why businesses must adopt AI in cybersecurity to stay protected.
Smart Grids in Pakistan: Leveraging AI and IoT for a Resilient Energy Future
By Amir Saeed ISLAMABAD— To build a smarter and more resilient power network, Pakistan should accelerate the integration of advanced technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT), into its energy sector. Challenges in Pakistan’s Energy Sector Talking to WealthPK, Farhan Wahid, a green finance researcher at the Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, highlights ...
AI Tutors in Pakistan: Revolutionizing Education Nationwide
By Amir Saeed ISLAMABAD– Artificial intelligence (AI) tutors offer Pakistan a transformative solution to address educational deficiencies and stimulate economic growth through personalized, accessible, and innovative learning methods nationwide. Talking to WealthPK, Aatizaz Hussain, former manager of Financial Literacy Programme at the National Institute of Banking and Finance (NIBAF), highlighted that Pakistan’s education system is ...
AI Regulation in Kentucky Sparks Privacy and Energy Debate
Kentucky lawmakers explore AI regulations, privacy issues, and energy concerns tied to Senate Bill 4.
Digital Challenges for SMEs in Pakistan: Why Internet & Payment Gaps Hurt Growth
by Qudsia BanoISLAMABAD– Despite promising digital payment statistics and a thriving young population, Pakistan’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to face serious setbacks in entering the global digital economy due to unreliable internet access and fragmented online payment systems. Industry leaders and policy experts are sounding the alarm over deep-rooted digital challenges that are ...
AI Surveillance in U.S. Immigration Sparks Privacy and Civil Rights Concerns
Under Trump's administration, the rise of AI in immigration enforcement raises alarms over privacy, civil rights, and wrongful arrests linked to flawed technology.
