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The question at the heart of Gonzalez v Google: should platforms be liable for the third-party content their algorithms recommend?
Such an inclusion under the proposed law will make India one of the first countries to mandate legal oversight of these proprietary codes
We present a quick roundup of latest tech policy news and developments from India and around the world
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 platform has let on about how its algorithms shape what users see on their feeds.
The process looks to address and eradicate algorithm bias before granting AI systems access to troves of medical records.
The need of the hour is for lawmakers to understand the systems that are amplifying harmful content.
“Facebook has effectively ended all this work,” said one researcher referring to her team’s work of identifying political disinformation and vaccine misinformation on the...
