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Thailand's Ministry of Industry recently announced the introduction of an artificial intelligence (AI) system to enhance the regulation of counterfeit products sold on online platforms. Pongpol Yodmuangcharoen, the secretary of the ministry's industrial reform and innovation committee, stated on Wednesday that the proposal was discussed during the committee's meeting on December 20. The committee learned during its second meeting on December 20 that a study indicated the ministry's AI system could monitor and detect 100,000 items daily.

After an accidental encounter at a thrift store, former Apple engineer Alex Ruber and former Twitter and Asana engineer Parth Chopra joined forces to establish the second-hand goods search engine Encore, aimed at addressing the challenges consumers face in finding desired items within the vast second-hand market. This emerging startup has successfully been selected as one of the inaugural fall startups in Y Combinator's history. The two initially met on Y Combinator's founder matching platform, and later at an event.

Reports indicate that someone successfully deceived bank authentication systems using photos generated by SD. The original author combined two Lora models and conducted experiments to achieve consistency and aesthetic effects. The article details the specific process of photo generation, including refining faces, adding text, and image overlays. This news has once again sparked discussions and concerns regarding artificial intelligence technology. The tweet has surpassed 4 million views.

Tech company Entrupy claims that its AI technology achieves a 99.1% accuracy rate, perfectly authenticating second-hand luxury goods. Users utilize the AI authenticator by inserting Entrupy's hardware device into their smartphones to capture product photos. The AI tool can authenticate handbags from brands like Louis Vuitton and Chanel, making it popular among luxury resale merchants. Entrupy's co-founder stated that the purpose of AI authentication is to enhance trust and enable third-party verification. TikTok has partnered with Entrupy to use its AI technology for identification.

Researchers have launched the DIY4U project using artificial intelligence technology to create personalized soap and shampoo products. Through a digital platform, consumers interact directly with AI machines to input their individual needs and customize production. The project plans to start small-scale custom production, covering fast-moving consumer goods such as detergents, and expanding into cosmetics, food, and animal feed markets. The digital platform utilizes artificial intelligence, blockchain, and data analytics to provide personalized recommendations and production optimization for consumers.

German camera manufacturer Leica has released the M11-P camera, utilizing verification technology to ensure that photos are not AI-generated. The M11-P employs watermarking technology to add special metadata to each photo to validate the file's authenticity. Leica's initiative aims to address the era filled with AI forgeries and maintain image authenticity.

Okta collaborates with OpenAI to provide authentication and access management services, enhancing security. Okta has established a new office in India to meet the demand for digital identity solutions and cybersecurity measures. Okta is considering partnering with the Indian government to offer multi-factor authentication solutions.