Casey makes a very important statement right here: What’s real? What’s fake? Figuring it out can be a lot of fun. And even when it doesn’t feel fun, exactly, it’s rarely less than interesting. Remember the first time you heard about “reality TV”? If you were like me you probably thought something along the lines…
If Sharon, and others, are right about this, on the other hand, they won’t have to: “There are many cybersecurity experts who believe it is only be a matter of time before device manufacturers and mobile operating system developers embed similar tools directly into devices themselves, making them impossible to escape. Embedding content scanning…
I would tend to agree with this statement, because it all started with the algorithm, the point where all of these platforms took it upon themselves to decide what to show you. ““The more extensive you make the guidelines, the more selectively you enforce them, the more discretion you start to exercise over your platform,…
Nope. Sorry. Don’t believe you. – “AI is not the norm and I would be willing to bet a majority of lawyers can’t describe AI to their clients and can’t imagine their day WITH an AI.” – I would have to agree The phishing techniques law firms are falling for -Some of it is just…
We hear a lot about how social media platforms should do a better job of content moderation, and keep us from having to see things we don’t want to see. Have we considered whether anyone actually wants that job? Techdirt’s Mike Masnick makes an interesting point in a recent article – Before Demanding Internet Companies…
I’m not a lawyer. However, I’d agree with this assessment of the First Amendment, social media platforms are actually free to censor as much, as little, and with as much bias as they want, and this latest ruling on a public access cable station seems to confirm that. “So, uh, yeah. If you’re arguing that…