Welsh Government Uses Microsoft Copilot in Controversial Review Process
The Welsh government employed Microsoft's Copilot to assist in a review that led to the closure of Industry Wales, raising concerns about AI's role in decision-making.
Category Policy & Regulation
leyes, regulaciones, privacidad, política tech, antitrust
Supreme Court Rules on ISP Liability in Copyright Cases
The Supreme Court has ruled that Internet service providers cannot be held liable for the copyright infringement of their users unless they actively induce such behavior.
Meta and YouTube Ordered to Pay $3 Million for Child Addiction Case
A jury has ruled that Meta and YouTube must pay $3 million to a woman who argued their apps were designed to addict children, highlighting potential legal ramifications for tech giants.
Meta Found Liable for Child Safety Failures in New Mexico Trial
A New Mexico jury has ruled against Meta, ordering the company to pay $375 million for failing to protect children on its platforms from exploitation.
HackerOne Criticizes Navia for Delayed Breach Notification Affecting Employees
HackerOne has publicly condemned Navia Benefit Solutions for a significant delay in notifying them about a data breach that impacted nearly 300 of its employees.
Reddit Considers User Verification Methods to Combat Bots
Reddit's CEO discusses potential identity verification strategies to address the platform's bot issue while balancing user anonymity.
Nexi Group Terminates Payments for Free Software Foundation Europe Amid KYC Dispute
The Free Software Foundation Europe has lost its payment processing capabilities with Nexi Group, impacting over 450 donors due to a dispute over data requests.
UK Government Rethinks Tech Procurement Amid Palantir Controversy
The UK government is shifting its approach to technology procurement following the controversial contracts awarded to Palantir, particularly in the NHS sector.
UK Police Force Halts Live Facial Recognition Amid Racial Bias Concerns
Essex Police has suspended its use of live facial recognition technology following a study indicating racial bias in identification rates.
coal power: Coal Plant in Washington Remains Operational Amid Controversial Emergency Order
The TransAlta Centralia Coal Plant in Washington has been ordered to stay open despite minimal energy output, raising questions about the economic viability of coal power.
