TJX Wins Without An RMN; Unlearning To Crawl
Is TJX recession proof?; Amazon is blocking OpenAI; and Meta is in hot water with the US Senate.
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Sorry, LLMs – Congress Might Make It A Whole Lot Harder To Train On Copyrighted Content
A recently proposed Senate bill seeks to determine fair use cases for LLMs training on personal data and copyrighted material, along with the penalties for misuse.
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How The Generative AI Boom Proves We Need Journalism
Danielle Coffey, CEO and president of the News/Media Alliance, believes journalism and generative AI can play nice. But first, gen-AI companies must get real about the value journalism brings to their products.
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Hawley Aims To End ‘Social Media Addiction’ – And Other Anti-Big Tech Bills On The Boil
Lawmakers are crusading against big tech in bill after bill, and none seemingly more so than Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo. At age 39, Hawley is the youngest senator in Congress, and he’s the author of numerous bills that aim to loosen large technology platforms’ grip on power. The most recent bill, called the Social Media […]
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How Much Is Your Data Worth To Facebook, Google And Amazon? Senators Intro A Bill To Find Out
A bipartisan bill proposed Monday by Sens. Mark Warner, D-VA, and Josh Hawley, R-MO, aims to make big tech companies – Facebook, Google, Amazon, et al. – tell users how much their data is worth. The Designing Accounting Safeguards to Help Broaden Oversight and Regulations on Data (DASHBOARD) Act – another commendable acronym – would require […]
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‘Do Not Track’ Rides Again In Bill To Block Online Data Collection
Remember Do Not Track? It’s back. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-MO, is reviving the decade old concept in proposed legislation that aims to let consumers opt out of online tracking beyond just browser-based activity. In its original form in 2011, Do Not Track (DNT) relied on voluntary participation from browsers to respect a consumer’s desire to […]
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