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Ex-Facebook employee says executives knew social media harms children and failed to act - Vimarsana News

Ex-Facebook employee says executives knew social media harms children and failed to act

Former Facebook employee Arturo Bejar told senators Tuesday that his Big Tech bosses knew social media was putting children in harm's way but did not act to stop dangers, including sexual advances and bullying.

Facebook whistleblower, Iowa City native calls on Congress to set social media boundaries - Vimarsana News

Facebook whistleblower, Iowa City native calls on Congress to set social media boundaries

Frances Haugen, in a keynote address at The Gazette’s Iowa Ideas conference, said Big Tech is failing in its obligations to society.

Amazon to invest up to $4 billion in AI startup Anthropic and become minority shareholder - Vimarsana News

Amazon to invest up to $4 billion in AI startup Anthropic and become minority shareholder

Amazon is aiming to accelerate the development of its future foundation models and make them accessible to customers of its cloud business, AWS.

Instacart IPO is latest stop on Fidji Simo's Silicon Valley ascent - Vimarsana News

Instacart IPO is latest stop on Fidji Simo's Silicon Valley ascent

Former Facebook executive and protégé of Sheryl Sandberg is confident grocery delivery company will maintain market share

Source: biztoc.com
Canadian media trained audiences to use Facebook. With Meta blocking news, what's next? - Vimarsana News

Canadian media trained audiences to use Facebook. With Meta blocking news, what's next?

Canadian news publishers haven't given up hope that Meta will lift a ban on Canadian news, but in the meantime, they're scrambling to draw to bring audiences directly to them.

Source: cbc.ca