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ALBAWABA - In a groundbreaking move, Humane has officially launched its innovative AI Pin device, with hopes of positioning it as a formidable alternati

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyArtificial intelligence (AI) has in 2023 quickly eclipsed social media and smartphones as the technology du jour for secular doomsday preachers.Concerns about content-ranking algorithms and “dark patterns” suddenly felt quaint compared to sentient AI exterminating (or displacing) every human on the planet. Mark Zuckerberg, once an unyielding digital titan, now feels like MySpace Tom reigning over an uncool, increasingly irre...

Once again, Google and Microsoft are battling for the AI spotlight - this time with news around their offerings for developers and the enterprise*. These are decidedly less sexy markets - you won't find breathless reports about the death of Google search this time around -  but they're far more consequential, given their potential reach…

Jashinsky and Harris discuss everything from TikTok and national security to the psychology of social networks and their incentives.

/PRNewswire/ -- Unfinished Live 2022 will convene at The Shed in New York City from September 21-24, bringing together more than 2,500 technologists,...

Annie serves as Research Associate in the Center for Technology Policy at The Heritage Foundation. Lauren Culbertson, Head Of U.S. Public Policy for Twitter, makes an opening statement during a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on April 27, 2021 in Washington, D.C. Tasos Katopodis-Pool / Getty Images Key Takeaways The Big Tech companies consistently hide behind their algorithms when called to account for inconsistent content moderation and accoun...

Commentary By Annelise Butler is a research associate in the Center for Technology Policy at The Heritage Foundation. The Big Tech companies consistently hide behind their algorithms when called to account for inconsistent content moderation and account suspension. Such was the case when the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on privacy, technology, and the law on April 27 held a hearing titled “Algorithms and Amplification: How Social Media Platforms’ Design Choices Shape Our Discourse and Our ...