Big Tech
311 pieces tagged “Big Tech”, newest first.
Grok's AI Tomfoolery
The artificial intelligence brand has an image feature called Imagine that enables "spicy" edits, which users have exploited to create fake nude images of unsuspecting people.
Person of the Year: Charlie Kirk or AI Architects?
Time Magazine's annual honor went to AI technology innovators, but the murdered conservative icon did far more to earn the recognition.
Australia's Intriguing Ban of Social Media for Teens
The Australians are putting their children's mental health and safety first and doing what it takes to protect them from social media harm.
A Real Russian Scandal Goes Worldwide
X recently added a location feature, exposing countless bot accounts and leading to broader questions about social media.
A Dystopian AI Grandmother Isn't Progress
Modern-day spiritualism looks a lot like a creepy AI-generated avatar of your dead grandmother talking to your kids.
Comparing Grokipedia and Wikipedia
A few key examples — from January 6 to George Floyd to gender — provide sufficient evidence to show Wikipedia's gross left-wing bias.
Wikipedia Gets Some Competition
None other than Elon Musk has floated an alternative to the internet's encyclopedia giant because it has been overtaken by left-wing propaganda disguised as information.
Trump's TikTok Deal
Months after the legal deadline, a consortium of Americans will take over significant ownership of the social media company; however, China will still get a 20% stake.
Meta's Creepy Pedophilic Behavior
Artificial Intelligence chatbots were allowed to use sensual language with children — and it was authorized by Meta's legal, public policy, and engineering staff.
AI for Journalistic Publicity? Caveat Emptor
From Jim Acosta's stunt with a dead student's avatar to Dave Rubin's counterfeit stand-in, Artificial Intelligence is the compliant genie that might grant wishes — but at a terrible cost.
Social Media and MSM Free Speech Suppression Is Thriving
Mark Zuckerberg admitted that the use of fact-checkers, subjective content policies, and failure to promote certain "civic content" have been Meta's primary methods for suppressing political speech.
Is the Kids Online Safety Act Now Nefarious?
By taking away parental control and giving it to the Federal Trade Commission, this well-intentioned bill's latest iteration could create more problems than it solves.
Summer Reading List in Major Newspapers Full of Books That Don't Exist
Americans can learn a valuable lesson from a recent flub involving an erroneous advertisement for made-up books that utilized modern technology.
Virginia's Social Media Law Is Counterproductive
The government is unilaterally limiting children to an hour of screen time each day. While noble, this is a slippery slope.
We Thought Facebook Had Quit 'Fact-Checking'
Based on yet another round with the censorship regime, we were wrong.
X Regains Its $44 Billion Purchase Price
Elon Musk has paid a colossal price for his patriotism, but at least his Twitter investment is panning out.
Can the GOP Dismantle the Censorship Industrial Complex?
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt says doing so must be a GOP imperative.
Is DeepSeek a Deepfake?
The new China-based AI has shaken the U.S. markets, but is it really what it claims?
The Social Media Data-Mining Solution
Trump and Congress have the responsibility and authority to protect social media user data privacy.
The Leftmedia Turn on Zuckerberg
Numerous articles in recent weeks delve into what caused Meta's CEO to "go MAGA."