algorithm

Content 'definitely skewed to the right'

And there's no way to opt-out

'We are prepared to put order into the Wild West of the Internet'

AI is about to make recommender algorithms a whole lot more effective, and potentially more dangerous, but it doesn't have to be that way, say researchers

Billboards using high definition cameras to identify gender, age and mood of passers-by, plus data harvested from mobile phones, all without consent says Big Brother Watch

On Wednesday, many users reported experiencing issues while attempting to log in to their accounts

The staff had no warning and no-one to appeal to - all video calls were anonymised.

Western firms like Meta and Google have resisted similar attempts by the US Government, claiming their algorithms are protected IP.

The Government urges 'a long-term perspective' on the subject.

Copyright law only protects 'the fruits of intellectual labour' that 'are founded in the creative powers of the human mind' it says