@BillSeitz In some ways I think that's ...
@BillSeitz In some ways I think that's more exciting - it means we get to figure out which kinds of content people will subscribe to.
@BillSeitz In some ways I think that's more exciting - it means we get to figure out which kinds of content people will subscribe to.
Publishers are suing AI vendors, accusing them of theft. But are they giving the creators responsible for building their value a fair deal?
In a world where predictive policing is becoming more commonplace, TVs that report on what you're watching, record you using live mics, and scan your network for connected devices are a liability.
Years ago, Facebook's lack of care for global communities made them complicit in a genocide. AI companies risk making the same mistakes.
Chicago Public Media is building a social network for America's third largest city. Forget AI - this is the thing I'm most excited about in news technology.