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UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Vatican’s top diplomat urged world leaders Tuesday to put a pause on lethal autonomous weapons systems for long enough negotiate an agreement on them, joining a series of U
General Assembly speakers who have expressed concern about various aspects of artificial intelligence
Gallagher pointed to several statements that Pope Francis has made this year about the digital world, including: “It is not acceptable that the decision about someone’s life and future be entrusted to an algorithm
Industry figures and experts have floated a number of possible frameworks for a worldwide AI body
Gallagher called for starting talks toward a legally binding pact to govern lethal autonomous weapons systems — colloquially known as “killer robots” — and for “a moratorium on them pending the conclusion of negotiations
Secretary-General António Guterres has called for banning such systems if they function without human control or oversight and aren’t compliant with international humanitarian law
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Rosenworcel said that broadband is “not a luxury, it’s a necessity,” adding: “It is essential infrastructure for modern life
As a quick refresher, net neutrality is the principle that internet providers — mobile or “fixed” like fiber — should act as simple pipes for data, not performing any analysis or prioritization beyond what is required to ensure good service
Some data must be prioritized due to the way networks function, of course, but it would be wrong (and illegal under net neutrality) for, say, Comcast to throttle the streaming services of its competitors while giving its own an advantage
Although behavior that egregious was not particularly common, it had occurred, and non-neutral practices were gaining ground rebranded as “zero rating,” ostensibly a special deal for consumers where some streaming services didn’t count toward bandwidth caps
This left the balance of power equal with two per party, dooming any allegedly partisan rulemaking like net neutrality
So we may very well see net neutrality climb its way to that high court, where perhaps he will receive a second legal drubbing
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The FBI, which must warn citizens if they learn that their lives are in danger under a legal protection known as a “duty to warn”, initially told Singh that it believed his life was under threat because of unspecified intelligence
The FBI also warned another American named Amarjit Singh, a 70-year-old New York-based journalist and commentator who said he was first alerted of a possible threat against his life on 22 June
Amarjit Singh said he only decided to go public with his account after Trudeau revealed Canada’s conclusion about Nijjar’s murder
Media attention has focused largely on Trudeau’s accusation that India was behind the murder
But Canadian authorities are also facing questions about why more was not done to protect Nijjar
“We expect them to attack us in the media, or character assassination, so this was shocking
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The data, which was first reported on by CNBC, suggests that Threads will have far fewer monthly active users than Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok by the end of this year, but it may still have a chance to close the gap with X
That’s far fewer than what’s expected for Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, which Insider Intelligence says could have 177
3 million respective US active monthly users by the end of 2023
Conversely, Insider Intelligence predicts Threads could have 30 million users in 2025
“Threads received an initial boost from Twitter’s missteps, but it can’t rely on X defectors to continue to grow,” Jasmine Enberg, Insider Intelligence’s principal analyst, says in a statement
Since its launch, Meta has rolled out a Threads web app, along with several highly-requested features including a search feature, a following feed, and a way to share posts through Instagram DMs
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Facebook can be sued over allegations that its advertising algorithm is discriminatory, a California state court of appeals ruled last week
The decision stems from a class action lawsuit filed against Facebook in 2020, which accused the company of not showing insurance ads to women and older people in violation of civil rights laws
The lawsuit alleges that Facebook’s ad delivery system didn’t show Liapes ads for insurance due to her age and gender
“There is little difference with Facebook’s ad tools” and their targeting capabilities, the court concluded
Facebook’s ad algorithm has faced scrutiny for years now, with a federal lawsuit filed in 2018 accusing the company of enabling housing discrimination and subsequent studies backing up these claims
Facebook settled with the US government in 2022 and launched a new ad distribution system to address housing discrimination earlier this year
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Facebook can be sued over allegations that its advertising algorithm is discriminatory, a California state court of appeals ruled last week
The decision stems from a class action lawsuit filed against Facebook in 2020, which accused the company of not showing insurance ads to women and older people in violation of civil rights laws
The lawsuit alleges that Facebook’s ad delivery system didn’t show Liapes ads for insurance due to her age and gender
“There is little difference with Facebook’s ad tools” and their targeting capabilities, the court concluded
Facebook’s ad algorithm has faced scrutiny for years now, with a federal lawsuit filed in 2018 accusing the company of enabling housing discrimination and subsequent studies backing up these claims
Facebook settled with the US government in 2022 and launched a new ad distribution system to address housing discrimination earlier this year
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