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Episode 124: OnePlus 7, an AI that can write, and Canada's stance on Internet trolling
In this week's episode, we talk about a Canadian-made AI that can write, a Supreme Court of Canada decision that penalizes racist trolls, the OnePlus 7 announcements, Adobe legal drama, facial recognition law in San Francisco, and Google's new ad plan.
The latest in "everyone hates Facebook:" an op-ed by someone who knows Mark Zuckerberg says they should break it up, and how Facebook's censorship algorithms can thwart law enforcement efforts.
Speed round:
Links:
- Use this cutting-edge AI text generator to write stories, poems, news articles, and more - The Verge
- Talk to Transformer
- ‘Hate speech at its worst’: Paramount Fine Foods owner awarded record damages in anti-Muslim cyber libel case - The Globe and Mail
- OnePlus 7 Pro: Everything you need to know! | Android Central
- OnePlus won't sell the OnePlus 7 in Canada
- OnePlus 7 does not include USB-C headphone jack adapters
- Google reveals why the Pixel 3a features a headphone jack
- Adobe warning of legal problems if subscribers keep using old versions of Creative Cloud apps [u]
- San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Use by Police and the Government - VICE
- Google to push new ads on its apps to snare shoppers - Reuters
- Opinion | It’s Time to Break Up Facebook - The New York Times
- Facebook Algorithms Make It Harder to Catch Extremists - The Atlantic
- GM plant in Oshawa, Ontario to become test track for autonomous vehicles
- WhatsApp found and patched spyware that infected phones through missed calls
- New secret-spilling flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011 | TechCrunch
- Microsoft partners with distillery on 'world's first AI-created whisky'
- Twitter says iOS app bug collected location data of some users
- Latest Android Q Beta Includes Car Crash Detection | News & Opinion | PCMag.com
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In this week's episode, we talk about a Canadian-made AI that can write, a Supreme Court of Canada decision that penalizes racist trolls, the OnePlus 7 announcements, Adobe legal drama, facial recognition law in San Francisco, and Google's new ad plan.
The latest in "everyone hates Facebook:" an op-ed by someone who knows Mark Zuckerberg says they should break it up, and how Facebook's censorship algorithms can thwart law enforcement efforts.
Speed round:
Links:
- Use this cutting-edge AI text generator to write stories, poems, news articles, and more - The Verge
- Talk to Transformer
- ‘Hate speech at its worst’: Paramount Fine Foods owner awarded record damages in anti-Muslim cyber libel case - The Globe and Mail
- OnePlus 7 Pro: Everything you need to know! | Android Central
- OnePlus won't sell the OnePlus 7 in Canada
- OnePlus 7 does not include USB-C headphone jack adapters
- Google reveals why the Pixel 3a features a headphone jack
- Adobe warning of legal problems if subscribers keep using old versions of Creative Cloud apps [u]
- San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Use by Police and the Government - VICE
- Google to push new ads on its apps to snare shoppers - Reuters
- Opinion | It’s Time to Break Up Facebook - The New York Times
- Facebook Algorithms Make It Harder to Catch Extremists - The Atlantic
- GM plant in Oshawa, Ontario to become test track for autonomous vehicles
- WhatsApp found and patched spyware that infected phones through missed calls
- New secret-spilling flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011 | TechCrunch
- Microsoft partners with distillery on 'world's first AI-created whisky'
- Twitter says iOS app bug collected location data of some users
- Latest Android Q Beta Includes Car Crash Detection | News & Opinion | PCMag.com