Data Analytics and Data Management

Microsoft is also limiting the use of other facial-recognition programs to ensure the technologies meet ethical AI guidelines.

Regulatory and consumer considerations are among the ideas proposed by Google, Bill.com, and Shell.

The lawsuit alleges Facebook’s Pixel tracking tool redirects patient communications and other “secure” information without authorization.

The proposed Consumer Privacy Protection Act establishes penalties of C$25 million, or as much as 5% of global revenue, whichever is greater, for companies that breach privacy rules. 

Blake Lemoine, wherein he said he concluded the Google AI he interacted with, dubbed LaMDA, was a person, "in his capacity as a priest, not a scientist."

The first and most obvious application for Google’s AI is to better understand what the utility might expect from wind patterns in the future. This is fundamentally about averting risk.

The litigation follows a former Facebook employee’s high-profile testimony in Congress that the company refused to take responsibility for harming the mental health of its youngest users.