The government regulator has backed Tanya – so it may now be possible for others to switch off Facebook’s surveillance-based advertising.
We’ve suggested probes into two main areas: social media’s dangerous algorithms and the essential safety workers of social media – human content moderators.
By 2050, we’re looking at a shortfall of five billion litres of water per day with what we have, compared with what we need to keep the taps from running dry.
There is a dearth of information about the environmental impact, as well as serious questions about the consumption of critical resources including power and water.
The government has quietly put building tonnes more of these power and water guzzlers at the heart of their economic plans.
A recent trio of shocks suggests the days of Big Tech’s immunity from consequences for the harm it causes may be coming to an end.
The CMA should see through Big Tech’s ruse and act to protect the AI market now. Because in five years, it will be too late.
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