A child sexual abuse survivor has sued Apple, accusing the company of neglecting its proposed system to detect CSAM on iCloud. The plaintiff alleges Apple’s inaction enables the spread of abusive images, compounding victims’ trauma. Apple, which shelved the system over privacy concerns, faces demands for accountability as the lawsuit represents over 2,600 potential victims. Apple says it continues to innovate against CSAM without compromising user privacy.
Grab has named AWS its preferred cloud provider to drive innovation and enhance user experiences for over 41.9 million monthly users. By leveraging AWS Graviton2 processors, Inferentia chips, and Elastic Kubernetes Service, Grab boosts cost efficiency and scales AI-powered services like Catwalk, deploying 1,000+ AI models. With AWS, Grab processes 200TB daily, ensuring seamless, secure operations in mobility, delivery, and financial services.
