The whole point of the Online Safety Act (in the **UK**) is that it legislates against illegal content, and content intended to cause harm. You're talking about US Supreme Court ruling. We're speaking about two very different things.
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Regulators Should Address False Claims About Real-World Events Online
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I don't think it's unreasonable for ANYONE to want regulators to do something about deliberately false claims about tragic, real-world events being shared online – especially if social media companies can't achieve this themselves. Do you?
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Ofcom struggles to regulate tech platforms under Online Safety Act
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I'm a fan of reporting facts. Aren't you, Michael?
It's a fact that Ofcom cannot yet do its work of regulating tech platforms under the Online Safety Act.
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Ofcom UK Online Safety Regulations Delayed Until 2025
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Under new online safety regulations in the UK, Ofcom is tasked with making sure social platforms don't allow fake news and hate speech to run amok. But Ofcom doesn't yet have the power to take action on these companies – and won't do until at least 2025.
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Humane AI Pin Early Access Program Controversy Explained
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Nope – not to my knowledge, lol. 7,000 Humane Ai Pin customers must just… think they're on an "early access" program or something, lol
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AI Pin Returns Become Instant E-Waste, Company Dodges Questions
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This is also TERRIBLE, btw First, the BS response from comms, "There's inaccuracies in your reporting – but we can't tell you a single one" Second, the fact that once a user returns their AI Pin, THE DEVICE BECOMES INSTANT E-WASTE!
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Why are some users keeping this heavily criticized AI product?
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I mean, the fact that not 100% of people haven't returned it after the tidal wave of negative reviews is… pretty astounding. Are the holdouts seeing something the rest of us aren't?
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Musk threatens lawsuit against X advertising boycotters
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Musk: Advertisers who boycott X can go f*** themselves
— Ryan Browne (@Ryan_Browne_) 7 août 2024
Also Musk: Boycotting X is actually illegal and we’re suing https://t.co/GJvnVJkhgaMusk: Advertisers who boycott X can go f*** themselves Also Musk: Boycotting X is actually illegal and we’re suing
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Ofcom urges platforms to enhance safety against harmful content
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New: Ofcom's online safety chief pens open letter to platforms urging action on posts stirring hatred / violence. Though Online Safety Act isn't yet fully enforceable, Whitehead says there's "no need to wait to make your sites and apps safer for users." https://
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opics/online-safety/illegal-and-harmful-content/news-and-updates/open-letter-to-uk-online-service-providers/
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Leading Insurtech Startups Transform Insurance Industry Landscape
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Names includes range from unicorn firms to much smaller upstarts. Among the companies listed are well-known names in the world of insurtech: Lemonade, ZhongAn, Marshmallow, Zego, Laka, and Oscar.