Still lack of diversity in TV-shows for children
Producers of TV programmes for children need to hire mow girls and women. TV shows with more diverse participants attract
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An agreement on the European Media Freedom Act was reached between the European Parliament and governments in the European Council
Worldwide investment in GenAI forecasted to double in 2024
Enterprises will more than double the worldwide investment in GenAI solutions in 2024 from $19.4 billion in 2023 and reach
Back to growth for semiconductor industry in 2024
There will be a new wave of growth for the semiconductor industry next year after the downturn in 2023. This
Meta criticized for removing graphic videos related to Israel-Hamas
Meta’s Oversight Board has changed the company’s decision to remove graphic content from the Israel-Hamas war. In two cases, the
Commission starts formal investigation of X and violation of new EU law
The European Commission has opened a formal investigation of if X (earlier called Twitter) breached the Digital Services Act (DSA)
Legitimate to worry about AI and jobs but change may take time researchers say
AI now affects creative occupations, which were previously considered safe from automation. Job displacement concerns are legitimate. New approaches to
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A service with GenAI produced news summaries has been announced by ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and publisher Springer. The AI tool will
Consumers to abandon social media but accept GenAI search results marketing survey shows
50% of consumers will abandon or significantly limit their interactions with social media by 2025 as they think quality on
AI-written news summaries produced by Springer and OpenAI
A service with GenAI produced news summaries has been announced by ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and publisher Springer. The AI tool will