Claims tagged with "Technology"
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Extracted Claims (981)
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Simplified: Psychiatrists are documenting instances of chatbot psychosis1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: First iteration of ads will probably follow those principles1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: The author resigned from OpenAI after spending two years as a researcher1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Tech companies can pursue options that could keep tools broadly available while limiting incentives to surveil profile and manipulate users1 sources8 months ago
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The company is building an economic engine that creates strong incentives to override its own rules. 0.800Simplified: Company is building economic engine that creates strong incentives to override its own rules1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Privacy changes marketed as giving users more control over their data were found by Federal Trade Commission to have done opposite1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: OpenAI started testing ads on ChatGPT this week1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Sheera Frenkel is a reporter covering technology's impact on everyday lives with a focus on social media companies1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Mike Isaac is The Timesβs Silicon Valley correspondent based in San Francisco1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: He covers the worldβs most consequential tech companies and how they shape culture online and offline1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: When receive subpoena review process is designed to protect user privacy while meeting legal obligations1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Transparency reports show number of requests for user information from different governments has climbed over years with United States and India submi...1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: In 2017 Twitter sued federal government to stop administrative subpoena that asked it to unmask account critical of first Trump administration1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Meta Reddit Discord declined to comment1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Department asked companies for identifying details of accounts that do not have real names and have criticized ICE or pointed to ICE agent locations1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Tech companies can choose whether or not to provide information1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Google Meta Reddit complied with some requests1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Google Reddit Discord Meta have received hundreds of administrative subpoenas from Department of Homeland Security1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Some companies notified people whom government requested data on and gave them 10 to 14 days to fight subpoena in court1 sources8 months ago
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Simplified: Modern computers enable teams and solo developers to render 3-D space1 sources8 months ago