Media companies blocking training of artificial intelligence tools
Copyright and access to huge amounts of data to train artificial intelligence for generative AI tools is a controversial topic
EU says social media’s efforts to stop disinformation not enough
Social media companies have enabled the Kremlin to run a large-scale disinformation campaign targeting the European Union and its allies
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A majority think the increased use of artificial intelligence is more a worry than something exciting, a new US survey
Worldwide smartphone sales lowest in a decade but second hand markets booming
Worldwide sales of smartphones will this year be the lowest in a decade. The explanations are weaker economic outlooks and
Remote work will continue to grow CEO survey shows
An increasing number of companies are introducing rules for how staffers have to work more from the office now when
Growing concern about use of AI in daily life
A majority think the increased use of artificial intelligence is more a worry than something exciting, a new US survey
Global gaming revenue reaching $187.7 billion
PC and console gaming is booming. The number of players worldwide will reach 3.38 billion in 2023, growing by +6.3%
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EU’s Digital Services Act has formally been in force since last autumn but a step-by-step implementation means that it is
Will EU’s stricter rules for big tech work?
EU’s Digital Services Act has formally been in force since last autumn but a step-by-step implementation means that it is
Global ad spend to reach $1 trillion for the first time
Five companies – Alibaba, Alphabet, Amazon, Bytedance and Meta – now draw over half of global advertising investment and are