Facebook agrees to grant regulators access to its algorithms to prove their safety
Facebook is prepared for tighter scrutiny to ensure its algorithms work as intended and do not harm users.
Facebook agrees to grant regulators access to its algorithms to prove their safety
Facebook is prepared for tighter scrutiny to ensure its algorithms work as intended and do not harm users.
Whistleblower: Facebook uses algorithms to inflame hatred for profit
Facebook's algorithms fuel the spread of disinformation, incitement of hatred and ethnic violence for profit. Former product manager Frances Haugen told the US Senate, ABC News reports.
Facebook cites outage cause and says there is no evidence of data breach
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp have been fully restored after a major outage.
Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram suffered a widespread outage
Users around the world reported an outage affecting Facebook. Problems also affected WhatsApp and Instagram services.
South Korea fines Facebook for illegal collection of biometric data
The Privacy Information Protection Commission of South Korea (PIPC) fined Facebook 6.46 billion won ($5.5 million) for using and storing users' biometric data without proper authorization.
Facebook to integrate NFTs into its digital wallet
Facebook is considering creating NFT-linked products and services. This was stated by David Marcus, head of the payments division, in an interview with Bloomberg.
David Marcus says Novi digital wallet ready for launch
David Marcus, head of Facebook's payments division, criticised the existing US financial infrastructure and said the Novi digital wallet is ready to launch.
Facebook to drop Diem in favour of third-party stablecoins
Novi Financial, the company behind the Diem project (formerly Calibra), is considering the possibility of collaborating with third-party stablecoin issuers.
Facebook develops algorithm to detect deepfakes and trace their source
A group of researchers from Facebook and Michigan State University have developed a method of reverse-engineering deepfakes that can not only detect a forgery but also identify the machine-learning model that produced it.
Study: Corporate digital currencies could be a viable alternative for large corporations
Under certain conditions, corporations' use of their own digital currency instead of fiat may be a viable solution. This finding comes from a Richmond Fed article. According to the authors, developing and launching the corresponding platform would require significant costs, including cybersecurity measures. In a low and stable inflation environment, corporations are better off using existing payment systems. The situation changes when these costs can be minimized, there is a broad customer base, and inflation rises, forcing consumers to shed fiat. Analysts estimate that for Amazon, issuing and using only its own digital currency would become economically viable if interest rates rise above 11% per year. The figure could be lower if the retailer increases its market share, presently estimated at 6%. Such high figures include substantial costs associated with regulatory compliance. Corporations' interest in issuing their own digital currencies lies in earning seigniorage, a feature of central banks. Among other reasons are increased customer loyalty, data collection, and reduced settlement risks.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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