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Thai police threaten harsh penalties over fake porn clips with others' faces - Vimarsana News

Thai police threaten harsh penalties over fake porn clips with others' faces

The use of generative AI to create fake porn clips with other people’s faces has become a serious issue leading to the police, on Sunday, warning of harsh penalties for those found guilty.

Government to deduct salary of those who join strike in Argentina - Vimarsana News

Government to deduct salary of those who join strike in Argentina

Buenos Aires, Jan 18 (Prensa Latina) The spokesman of the Argentine Presidency, Manuel Adorni, confirmed today the decision to deduct one day's salary from state employees who participate in a general strike scheduled for January 24.

Presidential decree reaches the Argentine Senate - Vimarsana News

Presidential decree reaches the Argentine Senate

Buenos Aires, Jan 5 (Prensa Latina) The Argentine Government sent to the Senate the Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) 70/2023, which modifies or repeals more than 300 laws and is criticized by unions, social organizations and citizens.

Winning The Wild West: Cryptocurrency, WEB3, And The New UCC Article 12 - Fin Tech - Vimarsana News

Winning The Wild West: Cryptocurrency, WEB3, And The New UCC Article 12 - Fin Tech

Cryptocurrency continues to be in the spotlight and calls for cryptocurrency market regulation have accelerated following the collapse of FTX and other recent highprofile matters.

Source: mondaq.com
Thailand set to follow Nepal - Vimarsana News

Thailand set to follow Nepal

Thailand looks set to legalise same-sex marriage as its parliament overwhelmingly backed proposals at first reading today. Opponents sought to limit the change to only apply to areas of the country where the population is overwhelmingly Muslim in religious affiliation, but nonetheless the proposals passed by 369 votes to 11. Four different proposals were agreed