The city of Oakland, California, has approved a plan to install 480 cameras throughout the city through the private security company Flock Safety in an effort to fight rising crime but privacy advocates are concerned.
President Joe Biden’s executive order leverages emergency powers in an attempt to ensure safety and security in the face of fast-developing artificial intelligence software.
before facebook and will be here after facebook. but you re saying facebook makes it worse. yeah. no doubt. and in fact, free press has been really, really active on protecting some of the liability protections for facebook that help it not have to be liable for every single thing that an individual user posts. what we re saying, though, is that facebook is responsible for its own actions. it is responsible for violating its privacy, it is responsible for using those privacy invasions to drive targeted conspiracy theories. and it knows how to disrupt these problems. it is choosing not to do so. so, sure, i m not saying that it has to be responsible for every single person s decisions about how to behave on the platform, but there is a design element here that needs to be looked at more deeply, and i m very concerned that about this attitude frankly that it is not
what cambridge analytica has done with this data, you heard chairman thune say as we have discussed, we want to haul cambridge analytica in to answer these questions at a separate hearing. i want to thank chairman thune for working with all of us on scheduling a hearing. there s obviously a great deal of interest in this subject. i hope we can get to the bottom of this. and if facebook and other online companies will not or cannot fix the privacy invasions, then we are going to have to. we, the congress. how can american consumers trust folks like your company to be caretakers of their most personal and identifiable