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11/7（六）
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Police arrest man over AI data theft in Kaoh…
/ Staff writer, with CNAPolice in Kaohsiung yesterday said they have arrested a man in connection with the alleged theft of more than 230,000 pieces of personal information using an automated hacking program developed with generative artificial intelligence （AI）.
11/6（五）
Seized artillery shell is military: PNG police chief
Papua New Guinea (PNG) authorities have confirmed that an artillery shell seized by police in the country’s capital is a 130mm military round, PNG Police Commissioner David Manning said yesterday.Four Chinese men were detained by police after the discovery of the shell in a shipping container last w
Hong Kong police to enable AI facial recognition on CCTV ne…
Hong Kong police will enable artificial intelligence-powered facial recognition technology across their expanding smart surveillance network this month to improve the tracking of missing persons or suspects, with plans to save the data it generates for up to 180 days. The force said the facial recognition technology was widely used by law enforcement agencies around the world and stressed that residents’ privacy rights would be protected. “Leveraging AI [facial recognition] would cut the time we...
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Miin11/5（四）
Police arrest operator of prisoner support group over alleg…
Hong Kong national security police have arrested an operator of a local prisoner support group on suspicion of importing seditious publications, days after the group revealed that customs had seized dozens of books it had ordered from Taiwan. Police said officers carried out an enforcement operation in Mong Kok on Thursday morning, arresting a local man, 34, on suspicion of “importing a publication that has a seditious intention”, an offence under the Safeguarding National Security...
Ex-armed police chief Wang Ning ousted from China’s top adv…
A former commander of China’s paramilitary force has been stripped of his senior political advisory roles, sealing a sweep of more than 15 years in which three consecutive heads of the People’s Armed Police have fallen from grace. General Wang Ning, 71, was formally removed as a standing committee member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and vice-chair of its foreign affairs committee on Wednesday. The top political advisory body revoked his membership during its...
