The updated act, first revealed in January, would require impact assessments when companies are using automated systems to make important decisions, providing users and regulators with much-needed clarity around when and how these systems are being used. The updated Algorithmic Accountability Act of 2022 could well, hold big tech companies accountable for their algorithms. It’s Thursday, March 10th, and I’m your host, Tom Li. That’s all the tech news that’s trending right now, welcome to Hashtag Trending.
Both social networks have expressed a desire to find ways to operate there so people can communicate with those outside the country and maintain access to non-Russian news sources.Artificial Intelligence (258) Auto Tech (7) Blockchain (62) CanadianCIO (17) Careers & Education (603) Channel (59) Cloud (1066) Communications & Telecom (76) Companies (76) Data & Analytics (170) Development (24) Digital Transformation (760) Distribution (9) Diversity & Inclusion (26) eCommerce (135) Emerging Tech (40) End User Hardware (65) Engineering (1286) Financial (789) Fintech (95) Future of Work (20) Governance (17) Government & Public Sector (109) Human Resources (2075) Infrastructure (32) IoT (108) ITWC Morning Briefing (8) Leadership (2680) Legal (305) Legislation (99) Managed Services & Outsourcing (46) Marketing (1955) MarTech (6) Medical (339) Mobility (4994) Not For Profit (4) Open Source (139) Operations (5425) People (14) Podcasts (1303) Posts (4123) Privacy (773) Project Management (76) Security (2978) Service (892) Smart Home (49) smart-home (1) SMB (491) Social Networks (418) Software (78) Supply Chain (21) Sustainability (22) Tech in Sports (246) Technology (7111) Women in Tech (74)Īn updated act could hold big tech accountable for algorithms, Apple’s new accessory is costly, and Twitter is launching a version of its site as a Tor onion service. Facebook has been blocked in Russia entirely for continuing to fact-check Russian state-backed media.
Twitter has been restricted in Russia for more than a week following the country’s invasion of Ukraine. “Making our service more accessible is an ongoing priority for us,” a Twitter spokesman said in a statement. Tor, short for The Onion Router, is often linked to the “dark web”, but a number of legitimate entities now have.
Websites on Tor include a “.onion” Web domain instead of a “.com” domain, and can be accessed via a Tor browser, which hides a user’s location and activity. Twitter has launched a version of its social media service for the Tor Internet browser, a move that could help keep user activity and information secure from potential Russian surveillance given crackdowns on free speech in the country.
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