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Tokyo court rules AI voice cloning of actor Kenjiro Tsuda infringed publicity rights

A Tokyo court found that a TikTok account used AI to replicate the voice of veteran anime actor Kenjiro Tsuda in narration videos posted between July 2024 and late 2025, ruling this violated his publicity rights. The court declined to order removal of the videos since the anonymous account had already been deleted. Tsuda's legal team had argued the account's 200,000-plus followers were drawn by hearing a recognizable star's voice narrate lurid content, while TikTok countered the voice was merely generic.

RacketCon 2025 Conference Set for Saturday, October 3rd

RacketCon, a conference centered on the Racket and Rhombus programming languages, is scheduled to take place Saturday, October 3rd, with doors opening at 8:30AM PDT. The lineup includes a keynote from Turing Award winner Pat Hanrahan on notation, followed by technical talks from researchers including Fred Fu on type inference for Typed Racket and Lucas Myers on low-level programming with Pille.

Leaked AMD 'Gainsborough' chip fuels Steam Deck 2 speculation

Leakers Moore's Law is Dead and IT Home discovered a new AMD chip codenamed Gainsborough in recent driver files, built on TSMC's N3P process as a semi-custom design. Import records reviewed by IT Home show AMD has already shipped test equipment for the chip, which measures 25mm by 25mm, the same package size reportedly planned for AMD's upcoming Ryzen Z3 and Z3 Extreme handheld chips.

Magnet Forensics builds tool to counter iPhone's 72-hour auto-reboot lock

Magnet Forensics, maker of the GrayKey phone-unlocking devices used by law enforcement, has developed GrayKey Preserve and an Evidence Preservation Mode feature, according to a leaked video obtained by 404 Media. The tools are designed to freeze seized iPhones before Apple's inactivity reboot—which locks down a phone after 72 hours unused—kicks in, and to prevent automatic deletion of data like cached locations and recently removed photos or messages.

Guide details SPF, DKIM and DMARC setup using Mailfully's domain tool

A new how-to guide walks through configuring SPF, DKIM and DMARC records for a sending domain, using Mailfully's setup process as the working example. It explains that SPF authorizes sending IPs, DKIM cryptographically signs messages, and DMARC checks alignment between the two and enforces a policy, with receiving servers using all three to decide whether mail is legitimate.

Nvidia unveils Open Agent Safety Platform to contain rogue AI agents

Nvidia announced on September 28, 2026 the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open software platform and reference system design meant to enforce security boundaries outside AI models' application layer. It aims to stop agents from escaping sandboxes, running unauthorized code, accessing critical infrastructure, or bypassing guardrails.

Sidekick launches desktop app to assist patients during telehealth visits

Sidekick has introduced a desktop application that actively supports patients during telehealth consultations by explaining medical terminology and highlighting questions. After the appointment, it consolidates the conversation, questions, and next steps into a single accessible summary. A mobile version is planned for future release to support in-person and telehealth visits on smartphones.

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