Quick Glance: Mother of 8 Passengers Admits Child Abuse
- Utah mother admits to child abuse, known from YouTube.
- Ruby Franke pleaded guilty and was incarcerated.
- Franke was taken into custody after the hearing.
- Second-degree child abuse can be charged under Utah law.
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Quick Glance: Husband Files for Divorce Amid Child Abuse Case
- Kevin Franke filed for divorce three months after Ruby Franke's arrest in Ivins.
- Ruby Franke remains in custody in Washington County while her husband filed for divorce.
Quick Glance: VentureBeat launches GenAI tour for 2024
- VentureBeat presents: AI Unleashed - An exclusive event for enterprise data leaders.
- VentureBeat, a leading publication covering generative AI news, is launching an event tour of major cities in the U.S.
- The AI Impact Tour, a salon series, will bring together AI decision makers from key industries on hot enterprise topics in eight cities across the U.S.
- The first salon event is set for Jan 10 in San Francisco and focuses on 'Getting to an AI governance blueprint'.
Quick Glance: Meta Advocates Responsibility from Apple and Google
- Parents must approve their teenagers' app downloads, supported by Meta, which advocates state legislation requiring app stores to obtain parental approval when their teenagers under 16 download apps.
- Legislation is necessary to hold all players in the social media space to the same standard, and the industry must collaborate with lawmakers to create a simple way for parents to monitor their teenagers' online experiences.
- Meta continues to inaccurately represent the public perception of the extent and frequency of harm caused by users, especially children, on the platform.
- One of the state lawsuits alleges that 'Meta not only targets young minds with addictive, harmful, trap-door content – it also lies to the public and parents about how safe their platforms are.'
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Quick Glance: EU: X Identified as Primary Source of Disinformation
- Over 6,000 unique social media posts were examined
- Study analyzes disinformation risk in Spain, Poland, and Slovakia
- TrustLab conducts study to support the EU's code of practice on disinformation
- X, formerly known as Twitter, is subject to the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA)
Quick Glance: Google to Delete Inactive Accounts
- Google is implementing its plan to delete accounts that have been inactive for at least two years.
- Accounts will not be deleted until December 1, but Google will start sending warnings to affected users beforehand.
- The new policy aims to prevent security risks by targeting older accounts that rely on recycled passwords and lack up-to-date security measures.
- The decision to delete accounts goes beyond the previous policy of only wiping content from unused services.
Quick Glance: YouTube Allows False Claims About US Elections
- YouTube will no longer remove videos falsely claiming the legitimacy of U.S. elections.
- The platform has reversed its policy and will now allow videos claiming that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
- YouTube has already taken down tens of thousands of videos questioning the integrity of past U.S. presidential elections.
- The new policy also allows false claims about election fraud or errors in other countries, including the 2021 German federal election and the 2014, 2018, and 2022 Brazilian presidential elections.
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Quick Glance: Google to Remove Local News Links in Canada due to Online News Act
- Google has labeled Canada's Online News Act as "unworkable" in its current form.
- Google is following Meta's lead in restricting news content for Canadian users.
- Google had previously criticized the Canadian law as "unworkable" and proposed amendments.
- Both Google and Meta have engaged in discussions with the government regarding the legislation.
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Quick Glance: Trump cancels meeting with E. Jean Carroll in NYC
- Manhattan Federal Court Judge Lewis Kaplan gave Trump until Sunday at 5 p.m. to request the case be reopened so that he could testify.
- Trump will not be coming to New York City to confront E. Jean Carroll as he recently promised.
- Carroll's lawyers highlighted that Trump's Truth Social posts that previously caused controversy remained online.
- The verdict now lies with nine New York jurors who must decide whether Trump committed battery in a Bergdorf Goodman changing room about 25 years ago and whether he defamed Carroll when she accused him of raping her decades later.
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#Gravitas | Aaradhya Bachchan, the granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan has sued YouTube channels.
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#Gravitas | Aaradhya Bachchan, the granddaughter of Amitabh Bachchan has sued YouTube channels.
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Quick Glance: Read Alvin Bragg's Warning to Jim Jordan Not to'Collaborate' With Trump.
- "Let the criminal justice process proceed without unlawful political interference," one section of Alvin Bragg's letter to Republican House leaders urges.
- In the aftermath of former President Donald Trump's indictment, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office has retaliated against a trio of House GOP committee chairmen.
- "The referenced committee chairmen are House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer and House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil."
- They wrote to Bragg on March 21st, "demanding communications, documents and testimony relating to Bragg's unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial authority and the potential indictment of former President Donald Trump."