February 18, New Delhi — Mark Zuckerberg is testifying for the first time before a jury regarding allegations that his social media platforms have harmed children and teenagers.Zuckerberg's testimony in a significant trial concerning social media addiction provides Meta's CEO with an...
February 18, New Delhi – Mark Zuckerberg is giving his first testimony to a jury regarding claims that his social media platforms have harmed children and teenagers.Zuckerberg's testimony in a high-profile trial about social media addiction provides Meta's CEO with an opportunity to defend the...
February 18, New Delhi – Mark Zuckerberg is testifying for the first time before a jury regarding allegations that his social media platforms have harmed children and teenagers.Zuckerberg's testimony in a significant trial concerning social media addiction provides Meta's CEO with an...
New Delhi, February 17 The problem of deepfakes is growing rapidly and requires stronger regulation to protect children and society at large, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Tuesday, adding that the government has begun consultations with the industry on additional safeguards beyond those...
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New Delhi, February 10 – The government has tightened rules for social media platforms such as YouTube and X, mandating the removal of unlawful content within three hours, and requiring clear labeling of all AI-generated and synthetic content.These new rules, in response to the increasing...
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New Delhi, February 10 Experts on Tuesday highlighted the need for coordinated efforts among the government, schools, and tech companies to ensure children's online safety, as they pointed to a lack of data, inadequate training for teachers on digital media, and poor digital literacy among...
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