@BitValentine for certain we know that the algorithms absolutely prioritize engagement, and at the same time placing accountability onto any social platforms is incredibly complicated for a whole host of reasons… technological challenges, suppression of ideas and debate, abuse
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Firefox privacy tracking concerns tied to Google sponsorship
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Is that what happens when the majority of your sponsoring comes from Google? https://
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App Review Systems Protect Users From Malicious Applications
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So glad we have app review to protect us from bad apps.
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GenAI: Rise in AI Cheating Among British Students
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[#Article] GenAI: the number of British students using AI to cheat is increasing https://actuia.com/actualite/genai-le-nombre-detudiants-britanniques-utilisant-lia-pour-tricher-est-en-hausse/
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Microsoft licensing costs European businesses €1bn yearly
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Google says, based on CISPE research, that Microsoft's licensing practices cost European businesses up to €1bn annually.
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Microsoft Accused of Restricting Cloud Competition and Switching
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At the heart of the issue here is the allegation that Microsoft has been restricting competition in cloud by making it harder for firms to switch from Azure to other clouds, like GCP, AWS, AliCloud, etc.
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Google Files First Antitrust Complaint Against Competitor
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This is apparently the first time that Google has ever filed an antitrust complaint as a business (i.e. all units of Google, not just Google Cloud).
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Google Files Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft Cloud Licensing
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BREAKING: Google has filed an antitrust complaint with the European Commission alleging that Microsoft's cloud licensing terms are stifling competition.
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Zero Privacy Civilization: Evolutionary Advantage or Dystopia?
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I am imagining some future civilization that is built on the idea of zero privacy… and whether this will not give them evolutionary advantage (?)
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Privacy versus resilience: rethinking security foundations
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Disclaimer: I'm just exploring this idea, challenging our assumptions. If we want true resilience, should our safety depend on the fragile concept of privacy? A truly resilient individual or civilization might be able to thrive even if all secrets were exposed. That said, I