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Facing declining market value and appeal to Gen Z, Match Group, Grindr, Bumble, others, rush to compromise privacy, sell data, gamify, and integrate AI

None of the ad transparency tools created by 11 of the world's largest tech companies to aid watchdogs in monitoring advertising are operating as effectively as needed, leaving voters worldwide vulnerable to disinformation and manipulation, according to Mozilla and CheckFirst research released today.

Everything you do online carries a carbon footprint and you probably don’t know how big it is. AI is making both problems worse.

Mozilla is demanding that the world’s second-largest social media platform stem election disinformation through warning labels and other updates

Mozilla research found that detection tools aren’t always as reliable as they say. Further, researchers found that large language models like ChatGPT can be successfully prompted to create more ‘human-sounding’ text

Police departments are increasingly using facial recognition software and other AI-assisted apps to search for criminals.

Bias is baked into software and that goes for dating apps as well. How do apps like Tinder and Hinge discriminate against its users of color?

X, also known as Twitter, has released a feature that allows you to call people on the app, via audio or video. But your privacy is at risk. Here's how to turn it off.

AI can write your grocery list, generate your videos and even help improve your resume to land you that job. But should you use AI to write your resume? Or to hire your next candidate? Here’s what to know.

Study examines 200+ interventions by Meta, Google, and others deployed across seven years and 27 countries. Initiatives to curb misinformation in multiple countries appear to be formulaic and stuck in an ineffective rinse-and-repeat loop

OpenAI’s Sora tool will let you generate video using a short paragraph prompt. Here’s what you need to know and how to tell if the video you’re seeing was made by AI.

Mozilla is launching Privacy for All — a campaign to raise data privacy standards worldwide and lay the groundwork for successful AI regulation.