‘Fake’ Amazon ambassadors baited on Twitter
Amazon workers praising their working conditions on social media are being accused of lying by other users.
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Cerebras reveals world’s ‘largest computer chip’ for AI tasks
A Californian-based start-up has unveiled what it says is the world's largest computer chip.
Hong Kong protests: Twitter and Facebook remove Chinese accounts
Twitter and Facebook have taken steps to block what they described as a state-backed Chinese misinformation campaign.
Baffled student tells Twitter: ‘I’m not a Chinese agent’
Twitter announced on Monday it had removed 936 accounts it said belonged to a state-backed Chinese effort to sow discord and undermine protests in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong protests: YouTube shuts accounts over disinformation
Google has shut down 210 channels on YouTube it said were part of a "coordinated” attempt to post material about the ongoing protests in Hong Kong.
Dota 2 win makes N0tail the top-awarded e-sports star
A European team has become the first to win one of the highest-profile and most lucrative video games competitions for two years in a row.
Facial recognition: School ID checks lead to GDPR fine
A watchdog has penalised a local authority for trialling facial recognition on high-school students in Sweden to keep track of attendance.
Apple ‘sorry’ that workers listened to Siri voice recordings
Apple has apologised following revelations that it paid third-party workers to listen to voice recordings of Siri users.
Anti-groping stamp lets victims mark assailants
An anti-groping device aimed at tackling sexual harassment on public transport has been launched in Japan.
Half of parents ‘want mobile phones banned in schools’
Just under half of UK parents, 49%, think their child's school should ban mobile phones, a survey by price comparison site uSwitch suggests.
