Labour Party to call for regulation of technology companies' algorithms
Labour's industrial strategy to compel Amazon, Google, Facebook and others to open-up algorithms to official scrutiny
The Labour Party is to call for technology and internet companies, from Amazon to Uber, to open up their algorithms for official scrutiny and regulation. The plan was revealed by the Party's industrial...
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