On a quiet, downtown street in Detroit, one little protest truck (paid for by Demand Progress) stands up to the forces of Big Tech. It’s parked across from the hotel where trade officials from the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework countries are meeting.
A new section on Mobile Telecom Infrastructure Sharing Agreements reflecting recent enforcement practice in chapter of Horizontal Guidelines on Production Agreements
sets out factors relevant for the assessment of these agreements and includes a list of minimum conditions that…
Machine learning is no excuse to break the law. Today's settlement on Amazon Alexa should set off alarms for parents across the country - and is a warning for every AI company sprinting to acquire more and more data.
My full statement with @LinaKhanFTC and @RKSlaughterFTC:
There’s a step between 1 & 2 you missed where Google buys Tenor and aggressively self-preferences gif search, driving Giphy’s plummet in traffic and teeing up the Facebook lowball offer.
News publishers are figuring out how much Google and Meta owe them for publishing news online. Google is offering money to publishers "in a bid to forestall government legislation impelling them to pay up," @anyasipa writes. https://t.co/d6FIlNY7qK
It’s worth looking back on how Google front groups communicated about Neeva:
Google is so confident in its dominance, it will spend money on front groups to hype its competitors to present the illusion of competition (and thus no need for antitrust enforcement).
YouTube is the most popular TV network in the US
…its share of TV viewing time eclipsed 8% last month. It now has a decent lead on Netflix, which lost share despite releasing a couple of big new hits. via @business https://t.co/KtPaziCurM
#Meta is expected to face a record privacy fine on Monday when Ireland’s data protection watchdog confirms the social media #platform mishandled people’s #data when shipping it to the United States, according to two people with direct knowledge
Size of fine not confirmed but BIG
NEW POLL 🚨Tech Oversight Project + @ChangePolls national poll shows over half of Americans support Congressional AI action–not leaving it up to tech companies to regulate themselves. https://t.co/99lWWyHvvh
BREAKING: By a 2-to-1 margin, voters want Congress to take action on AI, so policies and regulations protect consumers, not corporations’ bottom line.
They don’t trust Big Tech to regulate themselves.
Full polling here: [https://t.co/FPmfAs9Wqg]
News release! Online consumers at risk from ‘intelligent’ price manipulation. Algorithms used to set prices in online marketplaces put consumers at risk of collusion among sellers, finds study from @oiioxford and @ImperialDSI computer scientists: https://t.co/8KAP2mcOB8 1/3
It strikes me that this meeting would be much more honest & productive with at least one critical #AI expert in attendance. https://t.co/JjdLB6z9wi
"The Administration is announcing an independent commitment from leading AI developers (Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, MS, NVIDIA, OpenAI & Stability AI) to participate in a public evaluation of AI systems on an evaluation platform developed by Scale AI."https://t.co/GVGKNg8Z36
“Judge says Google co-founder Larry Page can be served with legal papers in Jeffrey Epstein suit”
This is interesting considering Epstein & Page’s private islands are quite close to one another and their planes shared the same local air strip. 🤔 https://t.co/7oktpgE9qt