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The EU wants to put companies on the hook for harmful AI - Vimarsana News

The EU wants to put companies on the hook for harmful AI

A new bill will allow consumers to sue companies for damages—if they can prove that a company’s AI harmed them.

How to pursue tech for social good at Stanford - Vimarsana News

How to pursue tech for social good at Stanford

“How do you meaningfully integrate tech and social impact?” In this first installment, author Sasankh Munukutla provides a guide.

News Broadcasting & Digital Standards Authority slaps ₹50k fine on News18 for "communal" debate programme on Karnataka hijab matter - Vimarsana News

News Broadcasting & Digital Standards Authority slaps ₹50k fine on News18 for "communal" debate programme on Karnataka hijab matter

The authority said that while the broadcaster was permitted to debate the issue after the Karnataka High Court’s decision, the problem lay with the narrative and tilt given to the program.

Human rights scores of Amazon, Google, Meta, and more in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Human rights scores of Amazon, Google, Meta, and more in 2022

The 2022 Ranking Digital Rights’ Big Tech Scorecard shows that the world’s largest tech companies still need to work toward meeting their human rights obligations.

Should Right-to-Repair Laws Extend to Bionic Body Parts? - Vimarsana News

Should Right-to-Repair Laws Extend to Bionic Body Parts?

When <i>IEEE Spectrum</i> published an article in February about blind people whose bionic vision systems had become obsolete and unsupported, it generated both attention and outrage. So can such a troubling episode happen again? And how could users of these devices be better prepared if it did?

Source: ieee.org