FCC proposes token fines for carriers that sold phone location data
The networks followed a similar pattern, according to the FCC. They sold location access to aggregators that themselves resold access to service providers, with each carrier relying largely on… Follow this link: FCC proposes token fines for carriers that sold phone location data
Coronavirus bursts Big Tech’s bubble
During RSA’s second day, the City of San Francisco declared a State of Emergency. By day three, California confirmed its first Coronavirus case of unknown origin, sending the world outside RSA… See the article here: Coronavirus bursts Big Tech’s bubble
British Airways is testing autonomous electric wheelchairs at JFK
While it won’t be breaking any speed records, each unit can avoid obstacles and other people with the help of anti-collision technology. It can also navigate the terminal without assistance from… Go here to see the original: British Airways is testing autonomous electric wheelchairs at JFK
IBM and Microsoft support the Vatican’s guidelines for ethical AI
The pledge, presented to Pope Francis today, calls for AI that safeguards the rights of all humans, especially the underprivileged, and for new regulations in areas like facial recognition. It… Continue reading here: IBM and Microsoft support the Vatican’s guidelines for ethical AI
YouTube’s appeal process is largely ineffective
YouTube creators have been asking for more transparency around the video removal appeals process. This is the first time YouTube has shared appeals data, but the info probably isn’t going to make… More: YouTube’s appeal process is largely ineffective
