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Another reminder that bias, testing, diversity is needed in machine learning: Twitter's image-crop AI may favor white men, women's chests

Strange, it didn't show up during development, says social network

21 Sep 2020

Open access journals are vanishing from the web, Internet Archive stands ready to fill in the gaps

Diamonds are forever, scholarly articles not so much, it seems

10 Sep 2020

Don't want AWS training its AI systems from your pics, text, audio, code? It's now easier to opt out of the slurp

And you've told your users their info may be harvested by Amazon, right? Across regions, yeah?

15 Jul 2020

Maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks: Information Builders declares itself 'the new ibi', touts AI data tools

Rebrand accompanies tech launches as CEO hits 18 months in job

24 Jun 2020

Franco-German cloud framework floated to protect European's data from foreign tech firms slurpage

Economy Ministers mark official launch of GAIA-X project

06 Jun 2020

Wanna force granny to take down that family photo from the internet? No problem. Europe's GDPR to the rescue

Grandchild Digital Picture Removal

22 May 2020

Stripe is absolutely logging your mouse movements on websites' payment pages – for your own good, says CEO

Online transaction biz intends to clarify its analytics harvesting habit

22 Apr 2020

Stop worrying – Larry Ellison and Prez Trump will have this whole coronavirus thing licked shortly with the power of data

CommentRevealed: Oracle founder's plan for global wellness

14 Apr 2020

Zoom's end-to-end encryption isn't actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn't using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f...

Super-crypto actually normal TLS, lawsuit launched over Facebook API usage, privacy policy rewritten

01 Apr 2020

Marriott Hotels hacked AGAIN: Two compromised employee logins abused to siphon off 5.2m guests' personal info

UpdatedHow many customers' deets? It's not saying just yet

31 Mar 2020

NHS websites will no longer burn up your mobile data allowance, say Brit telcos

Coronavirus advice to become free to view even if you're out of credit

19 Mar 2020

7 years after hooking up, SAP gets much, much cosier with Ariba's supply chain and procure-to-pay software

ERP giant targets unified master data management and data model

19 Mar 2020

After 1.5 million days of computer time, SETI@home heads home to probe potential signs of alien civilizations

'We're now approaching the point to do the analysis and write-up,' co-founder tells El Reg

04 Mar 2020

Oh good, the FTC has discovered acqui-hires... American watchdog to probe decade of Big Tech takeovers

Hope they've got a dump truck or three to deliver paperwork covering years of acquisitions

11 Feb 2020

Revealed: NHS England bosses meet with tech and pharmaceutical giants to discuss price list of millions of Brits' medical data

ExclusiveNine 'commercial models' to access central database mulled at hush-hush meeting

12 Dec 2019

Amnesty slams Facebook, Google over 'pervasive surveillance' business model

Rights warriors want governments to actually, y'know, do something – anything

21 Nov 2019

London has decent 5G availability but speeds lag behind Birmingham and Cardiff – research

Over 60% access better than anything found in US and SK

19 Nov 2019

Microsoft embraces California data privacy law – don't expect Google to follow suit

Software giant promises to extend protections across US

12 Nov 2019

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Another reminder that bias, testing, diversity is needed in machine learning: Twitter's image-crop AI may favor white men, women's chests

Open access journals are vanishing from the web, Internet Archive stands ready to fill in the gaps

Don't want AWS training its AI systems from your pics, text, audio, code? It's now easier to opt out of the slurp

Maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks: Information Builders declares itself 'the new ibi', touts AI data tools

Franco-German cloud framework floated to protect European's data from foreign tech firms slurpage

Wanna force granny to take down that family photo from the internet? No problem. Europe's GDPR to the rescue

Stripe is absolutely logging your mouse movements on websites' payment pages – for your own good, says CEO

Stop worrying – Larry Ellison and Prez Trump will have this whole coronavirus thing licked shortly with the power of data

Zoom's end-to-end encryption isn't actually end-to-end at all. Good thing the PM isn't using it for Cabinet calls. Oh, for f...

Marriott Hotels hacked AGAIN: Two compromised employee logins abused to siphon off 5.2m guests' personal info

NHS websites will no longer burn up your mobile data allowance, say Brit telcos

7 years after hooking up, SAP gets much, much cosier with Ariba's supply chain and procure-to-pay software

After 1.5 million days of computer time, SETI@home heads home to probe potential signs of alien civilizations

Oh good, the FTC has discovered acqui-hires... American watchdog to probe decade of Big Tech takeovers

Revealed: NHS England bosses meet with tech and pharmaceutical giants to discuss price list of millions of Brits' medical data

Amnesty slams Facebook, Google over 'pervasive surveillance' business model

London has decent 5G availability but speeds lag behind Birmingham and Cardiff – research

Microsoft embraces California data privacy law – don't expect Google to follow suit

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