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In 2021, Facebook said it was scrapping efforts to build powerful facial recognition software into its then-nascent smart glasses, citing the tech’s glaring privacy and ethics concerns. Four years later,…
Continue Reading Years After Promising to Stop Facial Recognition Work, Meta Has a Devious New Plan
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At a landmark gathering in California, workers discussed defenses against artificial intelligence and surveillance technology Workers from a wide range of industries are increasingly concerned about the impact of technology…
TerrorGPT Las Vegas police officials have revealed that active duty Green Beret soldier Matthew Livelsberger, who fatally shot himself and blew up a rented Tesla Cybertruck just outside the Trump…
Folks on social media are in an uproar after Meta announced that it’s planning to load Facebook up with AI “users,” better known as bots. First reported by the Financial Times,…
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Netflix is officially axing its cheapest ad-free subscription tier, starting with the UK and Canada, with more countries inevitably to follow. The streaming giant has reportedly begun notifying users via…
A nearly $2 billion initiative to remedy the digital divide is designed to fail, advocates sayHow California’s ‘once in a century’ broadband investment plan could go wrong
A nearly $2 billion initiative to remedy the digital divide is designed to fail, advocates sayHow California’s ‘once in a century’ broadband investment plan could go wrong