The changes come months after dozens of US states accused Meta of damaging the mental health of children and teens.
Category: Tech
Mac computers could ride AI wave or be left behind
A sagging PC market has been reinvigorated by remote work trends and business interest in upgrading to machines that handle AI computing
Does Ottawa’s porn age-verification bill go too far?
A bill that aims to restrict youth access to porn is well-intentioned but flawed — and possibly unconstitutional, experts say
Content moderators’ trauma a ‘work-related injury’, Spain court rules
The case is the first time a court has recognized that Meta content moderators’ sick leave stemmed from having to moderate disturbing content
WHO weighs up AI risks and benefits for healthcare
“As [AI] gain[s] broader use in health care and medicine, errors, misuse and ultimately harm to individuals are inevitable,” WHO cautions
Flying taxi company seeks approval to serve Paris
The two-seat aircraft is doing test flights to be certified to fly over Paris, which requires the same safety level as commercial aircraft
Italy to increase regulation of social media influencers
Italy’s communication authority says it will apply the new rules to any influencer with more than one million followers
Meta toughens content curbs for teens on Instagram, Facebook
This type of content would include content that discusses suicide or self-harm, as well as nudity or mentions of restricted goods
EU examines Microsoft investment in OpenAI
The move is part of efforts by Brussels to make sure its oversight can catch up with the fast-moving world of artificial intelligence and stop major players shutting out competitors
Face-off in Britain over controversial surveillance tech
The use of live facial recognition technology led to 10 arrests in a single morning in London. But critics say it’s an Orwellian mass surveillance tool
