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100,000 volunteers to monitor vote count in upcoming election

Civil groups plan to deploy at least 100,000 volunteers to observe the upcoming elections and monitor the vote count at polling stations nationwide, according to the Internet Law Reform Dialogue (iLaw) group.

Bangkok Post

Forget chatbots, this is how Corporate America is really using AI

Ever since OpenAI’s ChatGPT lit up the internet in November, companies can't stop talking about artificial intelligence. Take this earnings season so far: References to AI and related terms during calls with investors are already up 77% from a year earlier.

Tribune News Service

In the Philippines, terrible crimes against children are often facilitated by their mothers

In the Philippines, reports of online sexual abuse of children have doubled in recent years. It's often family members facilitating the crimes.

ABC News

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Footage of her daughter’s murder went viral. Now Bianca Devins’ mother wants to change the internet

Bianca Devins was kind, thoughtful, strong and just 17 years old. During her lifetime, incels harassed her online. Then, one day, a friend who had aligned himself with the incel community killed her. Holly Baxter speaks to Bianca’s mother Kimberly about how she channeled her grief into action

The Independent UK

Internet rumours blamed for sparking riot in Scottish town

Hundreds of people surrounded a house in a Scottish town and attacked police vehicles when they were told to disperse

The National (Scotland)

Chris Ryan: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)

The standup comedian tries to avoid including a cat video but fails in a list featuring Maria Bamford, angry bottle shop customers and bloopers from After Life

The Guardian - AU

‘The internet’s sewer’: why Turkey blocked its most popular social site

Chaotic free speech on Ekşi Sözlük finally proved too much after devastating earthquakes hit country

The Guardian - UK

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Starlink: SpaceX's new internet service could be a gamechanger in Africa

It’s hard for many of us to imagine a world without instant, limitless internet access. Some have even argued that it should, alongside access to clean water and electricity, be considered a basic human right.

The Conversation

Updated Model Motion to Suppress For Unlawful Internet Preservation

Hey, criminal defense lawyers, this is for you.

Reason

YouTube's unusual 'wartime' CEO

Mohan may not have the fiery demeanor of some of his fellow internet platform CEOs, but insiders warn that it's a mistake to underestimate him.

Fortune

"Strangers on the Internet" Podcast Episode 24: What Are Dating App Operators Thinking?

On Section 230 and much more

Reason

‘Take It Down:’ a tool for teenagers and anyone else to remove explicit online images

A new online tool lets you take down explicit images and videos of yourself from the internet. It’s from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and funded in part by Meta Platforms, owner of Instagram and Facebook.

Chicago Sun-Times

SpaceX Starlink Launch: New Satellites With Quadruple Capacity Could Boost Internet Speeds

Elon Musks' Starlink is sending even more internet satellites into its giant low-Earth constellation.

Inverse

Destiny 2 error codes and how to fix them

Destiny 2 error codes, can appear for many strange and annoying reasons that may not even be on your end

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Evening Standard

Who is Ice Spice? The American rapper you’re seeing all over the internet

It feels like you can hardly scroll these days without coming across an Ice Spice clip, pic or gif. Here’s what’s-what with this up-and-coming rapper

Evening Standard

Keeping up with the Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber Internet ‘feud’

Get out your corkboard and red wine, guys...

Al Jazeera

Record number of countries enforced internet blackouts in 2022

A new report by Access Now and the #KeepItOn campaign finds 35 countries have hit the kill button over the past year.

Al Jazeera

In 2022, the world saw 187 internet shutdowns – 84 by India alone

More than half of 84 shutdowns in 2022 recorded in Kashmir as India leads Access Now list for a fifth consecutive year.

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‘Milestone to ensure internet is safe’: Government launches Grievance Appellate Committee

The Grievance Appellate Committee portal was officially launched today by the union ministry of electronics and information technology under the IT Rules. This mechanism can be approached by users dissatisfied with decisions made by grievance officers of social media companies and other intermediaries.

Salon

Hey Congress: You can't ban TikTok

Does anybody in D.C. understand that the government doesn't control the internet? There are no good answers

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Microsoft's cheeky chatbot portends a strange new world

Of all the strange things on the internet, search engines once seemed fairly benign.

Daily Record

New one-off £400 energy payment warning for 900,000 eligible people making an online claim

Off-grid users without access to the internet can make a claim for the lump sum payment over the phone.

The Guardian - UK

Record number of countries enforced internet shutdowns in 2022 – report

Access to internet services restricted 187 times by 35 countries says new research, with India, Iran and Myanmar repeatedly enforcing blackouts

Asharq Al-Awsat

W.House Gives Federal Agencies 30 Days to Enforce TikTok Ban

The White House on Monday gave federal agencies 30 days to purge Chinese-owned video-snippet sharing app TikTok from all government-issued devices, setting a deadline to comply with a ban ordered by the US Congress. Office of Management and Budget director Shalanda Young in a memorandum called on government agencies within…

Tribune News Service

Meta's ‘Take It Down’ tool helps minors remove explicit photos from web

Meta Platforms Inc. has funded the creation of a tool that helps minors remove nude, partially nude or sexually explicit images of themselves from the internet in partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, a nonprofit child-protection group.

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