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Social media giant Meta has settled a case with the US government accusing it enabling racial discrimination in housing through Special Ad Audiences
Before Meta decided to pass on certain data to researchers, a US bill had mandated it.
Several industry stakeholders had expressed deep concerns when the amendments were proposed in 2021.
The bill will require social media platforms to release month-wise and half-yearly breakdowns of their content moderation stats.
China’s cyber watchdog has been making several attempts to govern companies’ use of algorithms in the last few months.
The need of the hour is for lawmakers to understand the systems that are amplifying harmful content.
The draft regulations target algorithms used by tech companies to fine-tune their recommendations and drive business.
China's attempt to regulate algorithms is a major breakaway from data regulations in any other part of the world.
