Does Facebook help or hinder?
Is Net Neutrality dead?
Just how dangerous is Pokemon?
We discuss these questions and more on this episode of Geek Speak.
After ProPublica revealed last year that Facebook advertisers could target housing ads to whites only, the company announced it had built a system to spot and reject discriminatory ads. We retested and found major omissions.
Facebook is expanding its use of artificial intelligence to more quickly identify users who might be suicidal.
“We are starting to roll out artificial intelligence outside the US to help identify when someone might be expressing thoughts of suicide, including on Facebook Live. This will eventually be available worldwide, except the EU,” which has tougher data privacy rules, Guy Rosen, VP of Product Management, said in a statement.
70% of low-income wireless subscribers in Lifeline could have to find new ISPs.
No more net neutrality, and state laws will be preempted.
I used natural language processing techniques to analyze net neutrality comments submitted to the FCC from April-October 2017, and the results were disturbing.
Americans who support net neutrality find that their voices don
Net neutrality is under serious threat. Right now, the FCC is considering a proposal to roll back the critical net neutrality protections in the Open Internet Order. We can
The FCC received a record-breaking 22 million comments chiming in on the net neutrality debate, but from the sound of it, it
Next time someone tries to tell you that the internet was fine without #NetNeutrality and it going away will won’t change anything just remind them of this…
A few weeks ago, as it seemed more and more likely that FCC chairman Ajit Pai would successfully dismantle US net neutrality rules, California Congressional representative Ro Khanna tweeted an alarming-looking screenshot from Portuguese mobile carrier Meo.
My instance of TF is now able to iterate through a video and outline nazi images in recorded video. In this case, an image of the Black Sun is being outlined.
Detailed look at accident reports shows 26.5% relative increase near Pok
Sadly, not all of the Pixel 2
A federal judge has ruled the Google Fiber-backed Metro Nashville ordinance meant to expedite above-ground internet installation is pre-empted by federal law in an order blocking the One Touch Make Ready policy on poles owned by AT&T.
The simple objects are constructed out of metal or plastic
Robot back flips.
