European chiefs of police joining forces against encryption
Secure online communication is essential for individuals and companies but the encryption to secure that is controversial. European police chiefs
Laws against fake news used to silence independent media
Legislation against “fake news” has increased significantly over the last few years, particularly in connection with the pandemic, A new
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 16
AI-produced fake naked pictures on social media is a growing problem. Two cases with fake pictures of celebrities are now
Fake news manipulators benefit from global crises and breaking news
Times of crises and breaking news is when we have less defence against fake news and other forms of manipulated
The gender gap in financing of startups and how to close it
Women entrepreneurs face a higher rate of business loan denials and increased interest rates in loans from commercial bankers. We
AI-made fake nude pictures of celebrities – a case for Meta board
AI-produced fake naked pictures on social media is a growing problem. Two cases with fake pictures of celebrities are now
Electronic waste growing five times faster than recycling
We use more and more electronic devices. Global electronic waste is rising five times faster than the recycling of e-waste,
Government agencies’ use of AI for decision making
After the focus of development of artificial intelligence, the time has come for its implementation. More than 70% of government
Closing the gender pay gap for scientists
A gap in how often men and women scientist’s work gets cited can explain why women earn less in science.
The week that was: IT and Media news week 15
Lawmakers are discussing a bill that would restrict Chinese-owned TikTok to operate in the US. Despite this, an increasing share