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The European Union (EU) has slapped Facebook with a massive $1.3 billion fine for violating digital privacy rules. The social media giant, owned by Meta, was found guilty of transferring…
Continue Reading Meta ordered to pay a $1.3 billion fine because they’re bad with data
Dyeing fabric might seem like the farthest thing from data journalism, but one artist used it to try to quantify pollution in her communityThe Color of Data
ICE Records Reveal How Agents Abuse Access to Secret Data Of these serious misconduct cases, 109 were “substantiated” or “referred to management” after an internal investigation by OPR fact finders.…
Bold Claims The rumor mill has churned out a pretty huge claim against Google’s new Bard AI chatbot — but the tech giant is denying, denying, denying. This mini-debacle begins…
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One of the world’s loudest artificial intelligence critics has issued a stark call to not only put a pause on AI but to militantly put an end to it —…
The crowdfunding platform GoFundMe currently makes the most recent 1000 donations to each fundraiser publicly available via a scrollable list. (Private payment-related information is not available, but a user’s public…