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more than a third of the world s population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. no company in the world has such power and yet such little transparency. but things are changing. since friday, a consortium of news organizations in the united states has begun publishing a series of stories called the facebook papers the evidence comes from hundreds of internal company documents which have been sent to the securities and exchange commission and provided to congress, by facebook whistleblower frances haugen and her legal counsel. the evidence points directly at mark zuckerberg. time and again in these papers, company insiders say the facebook ceo chose profit over safety, compromising his own rules, with disastrous outcomes. today, ms haugen was here in the uk to give evidence to a parliamentary committee. she told them her former employer is unquestionably making hate worse . the algorithms take people who have very mainstream interests i ....
there are many opportunities associated with artificial intelligence, but with progress comes risks potential threats to national security, concerns about our privacy, the danger ai that spreads misinformation or reinforces societal biases. if we are to maintain confidence in this new technology, then we will need rules and laws to guide it. the uk parliament s committee for science, innovation and technology has just published a report which calls on the government to legislate as quickly as possible. the government is hosting an international ai summit in november. the committee thinks that would be a good opportunity to steer the conversation on what those rules should be. with us tonight, the chair of that committee greg clarke. good to see you. who did you speak to for this report and what concerns did they express about the way the government is approaching the rules? we spoke as we do in all our inquiries to experts both from institutions that are academic and practi ....
at a later date. trump who has denied all charges, spoke shortly after surrendering himself to authorities, defending his actions after the 2020 election. it isa it is a sad day for america. this should never have happened. if you challenge an election i think you should be able to challenge it. i thought election was a rigged election, a style election. you have many people over the years to the same whether it is hillary clinton or stacey abrams, or many others. when you have the great freedom to challenge, you going to have to be able to otherwise you have a very dishonest election. what has taken place is is a travesty of justice. we did nothing wrong, i did nothing wrong. everybody knows i did not have that support. they are trying to interfere with an election. that has never been anything like it in our country before. this is that they way of campaigning and if this is one instance but you have three other instances, it is election interference, so i want to tha ....
his supporters like to call trump force one. his motorcade then started the ill mile journey to the fulton countyjail that s about 22 kilometres. helicopters gave us the bird s eye view throughout the trip. mr trump pulled up to the jail just after 7:30pm local time. inside, he was fingerprinted and he had his mugshot taken. he is the first former us president to have his mugshot taken that s been made public. the president delivered remarks to the press before leaving georgia. here s what he had to say. it is a very sad day for america. this should never have happened. if you challenge an election, you should be able to challenge an election. i thought the election was a rigged election, a stolen election, and i should have every right to do that. as you know, you have many people that you ve been watching over the years do the same thing whether it s hillary clinton or stacey abrams or many others. when you have that great freedom to challenge, you have to be able ....
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