Facebook Stops Recording Users’ Audio, as Contract Transcriptionists Express Ethical ConcernsThe transcriptionists were not told where the audio was recorded or how it was obtained.
How Facebook's $5 Billion Fine Stacks Up to Other Corporate PenaltiesFacebook's fine is record breaking, but it's hardly the only corporation that's had to pay up.
FaceApp's Russia Link Is the Latest Alarm in an Ongoing Digital Red ScareSen. Chuck Schumer is the latest person to sound the alarm about FaceApp's Russian ties.
Your Smart TV Is Getting Too Smart for Your Own GoodThe apps and services on your new flat-screen idiot box come at a cost to your privacy and security.
Is FaceApp Safe? Its Privacy Policy is a 'Convoluted Mess.'Everyone's uploading their photos to use the app's old age filter, but it's unclear how that data is handled.
A.I. Uses Expected to Expand as U.S. Consumers Warm Up to Trading Data for Convenience"Giving up a little bit of privacy might have a value proposition,” said Ilya Fushman of Kleiner Perkins at the annual Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, Colo., on Tuesday.
Artificial Intelligence Is Center Stage at Brainstorm Tech: Eye on A.I.Check out Fortune's Eye on A.I. newsletter for the latest about the cutting-edge technology.
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