Elon Musk Under Federal Investigation Over Chaotic Twitter Deal
Elon Musk is under federal investigation over his maybe-renewed bid to purchase Twitter, as was revealed by a newly-unsealed court document.
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Researchers call for new federal authority to regulate facial recognition
A group of artificial intelligence experts including computer vision researcher and lead author Erik Learned-Miller of the University of Massachusetts…
Uber to file federal suit against LA over users’ real-time location data
Uber is poised to file a federal lawsuit over Los Angeles’s demands for what the company (as well as privacy advocates and, presumably, state law) consider to…
U.S. Senators propose facial recognition moratorium for federal government
Two Democratic U.S. Senators today proposed legislation that requires a moratorium on facial recognition use by federal agencies, government employees, and law…
Uber to pay $4.4 million for settlement in federal sex harassment…
Uber Technologies will establish a $4.4 million fund to settle a federal investigation into allegations that the San Francisco company allowed a rampant…
Fake social media bots in Alberta vote hint at dangers in federal election
A federal report confirming the use of false social media posts to try to manipulate last spring’s Alberta election points to dangers for the upcoming federal…
Federal grand jury indicts woman in Capital One case
A former Amazon software engineer arrested last month on charges she hacked into Capital One bank and more than 30 different companies has been indicted by a…
A social media influencer has been convicted in federal court
Rossi Lothario Adams II, also known as Polo, was convicted of conspiracy to interfere with commerce by force after enlisting his cousin, a former felon, in a…
Can the new Federal Budget help Australian SMEs go digital?
AUSTRALIAN businesses, especially the small and medium-sized entities, often complain about going digital. The challenge isn’t that they don’t want to go…
Federal data privacy bill introduced by 15 US senators
The US doesn’t have a single data privacy law that applies to all fifty states. On Wednesday, a group of 15 US senators indicated it wanted to change the…