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Mediabrands' Media Responsibility Index says Aussie media lags in sustainability + inclusivity - Vimarsana News

Mediabrands' Media Responsibility Index says Aussie media lags in sustainability + inclusivity

Australian media are lagging global counterparts on sustainability commitments and DE&I ambitions are not translating into accountability. These are two key findings of the Australian report of IPG Mediabrands’ latest Media Responsibility Index, launched today. Compiled by IPG Mediabrands

OPM Chief Data Officer Ted Kaouk Underscores Need for Policies, Responsibilities in the Age of Generative AI - Vimarsana News

OPM Chief Data Officer Ted Kaouk Underscores Need for Policies, Responsibilities in the Age of Generative AI

Looking for the latest GovCon News? Check out our story: OPM CDO Ted Kaouk Underscores Need for Policies, Responsibilities Generative AI. Click to read more!

Legal action launched over sham marriage screening algorithm - Vimarsana News

Legal action launched over sham marriage screening algorithm

A legal charity warns a Home Office system used to identify bogus marriages could be discriminatory.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Status of Ethical Standards in Emerging Tech - Vimarsana News

Status of Ethical Standards in Emerging Tech

Emerging tech has potential for grave social harm and great social good. Which way any of it swings depends entirely on the ethical standards serving as its fulcrum. Here’s how that situation sizes up today.

All the Data Apple Collects About You—and How to Limit It - Vimarsana News

All the Data Apple Collects About You—and How to Limit It

Cupertino puts privacy first in a lot of its products. But Apple still gathers a bunch of your information.

Source: wired.com