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Qihoo 360 XLab released the latest security report on February 6, revealing a large-scale phishing campaign targeting DeepSeek users. Data shows that the number of phishing sites impersonating DeepSeek has exceeded 2,000 and continues to grow. According to the report, a total of 2,650 impersonated DeepSeek domains were discovered between December 1, 2024, and February 3, 2025. This wave of impersonated domain registration activities started on January 26, 2025, peaking on January 28.

San Francisco's Deputy Mayor Yvonne Meré has initiated a lawsuit against 16 websites that exploit AI technology to create deepfake pornographic content without the consent of women and girls. The lawsuit addresses the harmful trend among teenagers, particularly regarding the use of "strip apps" to manipulate peers' images. These websites garnered 200 million visits in their first six months, offering free initial services followed by paid options....

The well-known collaboration tool Notion recently announced the launch of a new 'Notion Sites' feature, allowing users to easily transform Notion pages into fully-fledged websites. This move marks Notion's official entry into the website building sector, providing users with a fast and simple web publishing solution.

Notion 3.0 is about to be released. With the support of AI, Notion's user base is approaching 100 million, and its revenue reached $250 million in 2023 while maintaining profitability. Notion has gradually won the office software market, facing challenges from giants like Office and Google Docs. An overview of Notion's development history and Forbes' interview with Notion. Ivan Zhao's entrepreneurial philosophy and

Notion has launched a new AI feature Q&A, helping users search and query within the application. The Q&A feature can save time and improve efficiency, especially beneficial for enterprises. It is easy to implement with no additional development costs and can be securely managed according to Notion's permission settings.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) urges the government to add AI voice cloning to the piracy regulation list due to concerns over copyright infringement. Websites like Voicify.AI have been accused of encouraging unauthorized use of celebrity voices for cloning, infringing on copyrights and the right of publicity. AI voice cloning has garnered widespread attention over the past year, sparking debates about copyright status. While AI's impact on the right of publicity raises concerns, legal approaches remain uncertain.

The RIAA demands that AI voice cloning sites be added to the government's piracy watchlist, specifically naming Voicify.AI for infringing on artists' public rights. The RIAA urges regulation of AI voice cloning sites to curb the surge of unauthorized derivative works.

OpenAI has released guidelines for web crawlers, prompting websites to bolster their defenses. OpenAI's web crawler GPTBot may have been lurking on the internet for some time, raising concerns about its data collection practices. Website owners can disallow GPTBot's access via the robots.txt file, but not all crawlers adhere to these rules.