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What does the author and lifestyle guru have in common with the mathematician Stan Ulam—and Benjamin Franklin?

Yes, technology can be biased, racist and sexist. That's because the creators of algorithms are overwhelmingly white men, and the online results are becoming a huge problem in an increasingly digitized world.

At best, suggested videos are bad. At worst, they lead to disinformation. Here's how to take control with just one setting toggle.

The pace at which people are consuming content is rapidly evolving, and for both consumer and B2B brands, adaptation is key to maintaining competitiveness.

Once generative AI can use real-world tools, it will become exponentially more capable. Companies and regulators need to get ahead of these rapidly evolving algorithms.

A Pew survey finds that a majority of Americans are more concerned than excited about the impact of artificial intelligence—adding weight to calls for more regulation.

According to Professor Wayne Buente it’s important to evaluate two things: claims of evidence and the source.

Ifeoma AjunwaEarlier this month, Lina Khan, chair of the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), wrote an essay in The New York Times affirming the agencys

Once generative AI can use real-world tools, it will become exponentially more capable. Companies and regulators need to get ahead of these rapidly evolving algorithms.

The Digital Services Act’s ambition to clean up Big Tech will only be as strong as its enforcement.