Google is better than Apple at playing the AI regulations game
… Google has a year to bring Android into compliance while continuing to expand Gemini. …
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Meta threatens to pull its apps from New Mexico if forced to make ‘technologically impractical’ changes
… Torrez says in a statement that Meta’s resistance to his proposed changes simply shows its lack of willingness. “Meta’s refusal to follow the laws that protect our kids tells you everything you need to know about this company and the character of its leaders,” Torrez says. “We know Meta has the abi… …
Linux devs are fighting the new age-gated internet
… Developers may now find themselves forced to choose between respecting users’ privacy preferences and complying with the law. “Protecting children online is absolutely important,” Michael Dolan, SVP of strategic programs at the Linux Foundation, told The Verge. “However, age verification mandates i… …
Proton’s CTO says there’s no such thing as a good backdoor
… There are a lot of people who really beat the drum of freedom in the US, but are willing to essentially give away all their privacy. I think privacy and freedom are inextricably connected. You cannot be free without privacy. …
Are you ready for what it takes to stop ghost guns?
… Concerns around this technology aren’t limited to accuracy and privacy. …
That UL logo is more complicated than it looks
… They are also creating software to help our customers manage their risk and compliance environments. …
How Zillow grows when there aren’t enough houses
… And that happens in privacy situations or luxury situations. You can put your home in the MLS and opt out of the internet because you actually don’t want people traipsing around, driving around your street. You can hide the address if you have privacy concerns. …
A jury says Meta and Google hurt a kid. What now?
… You’ll hear Lauren talk about how the authors of Section 230 are open to changes, particularly around AI and speech online. At the same time, any changes to that law run headlong into the First Amendment and potentially open the door to government speech regulations at scale. …