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Apple has removed the Quartz news app from the Chinese App Store at the request of the Chinese government

What you need to know The Quartz news app has been taken down from the Chinese App Store. China’s government claims the app contains content that is illegal in China. This comes right after Apple was criticized for letting another app return to the store. Apple has reportedly removed the Quartz news app from the […]

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US Government Blacklists 28 Chinese Facial Recognition and AI Companies

This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. A new batch of Chinese companies are waking up to the harsh reality of US technology bans today. The US Commerce Department has updated its “Entity List” with 28 more Chinese firms, most of which are known for producing AI

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Government Officials Urge Facebook to Create Encryption Backdoor

In most cases, two plus two equals four. It’s simple math. The same is true of encryption. Devices and services are either protected by strong encryption or they’re not. There is no in-between. In spite of that, the UK Home Secretary, Priti Patel, joined U.S. Attorney General William Barr and Australian Home Affairs Minister Peter

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Why Microsoft won’t unplug government agencies despite opposition to Trump policies – GeekWire

Microsoft President Brad Smith speaking about his new book ‘Tools and Weapons’ at Seattle’s Town Hall. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) A new wave of employee activism is forcing tech companies to rethink — and in several cases cancel — contracts with the federal government because of some of President Donald Trump’s controversial policies. While

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U.S. Government Investing in AI Research

The U.S. has been at the head of AI research since its inception but, in recent years, China has made significant headway and narrowed the gap. Now, according to a report in U.S. News & World Report, non-military AI research is set to get a significant boost by the U.S. government. In fact, in the

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A 26-year-old billionaire is building virtual border walls — and the federal government is buying

On a Friday afternoon in late July, a crowd of techies, military types and a few civilians deployed to the new Irvine headquarters of Anduril Industries, a defense tech start-up, to sip hibiscus margaritas and admire the sensor towers and carbon-fiber drones on display. Dave Brubeck tinkled over the sound system, and the dress code

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Tech CEO tells employees he’s obligated to accept any government contract regardless of morality

“I do not believe that it is appropriate, practical, or within our mission to examine specific government projects with the purpose of selecting which U.S. agencies we should or should not do business.” Barry Crist, CEO of Chef, in an email to employees. “And to be clear: I also find policies such as separating families

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Apple’s iPhone 11 Pro batteries up to 25% larger than 2018 models, government filings show

  By AppleInsider Staff Tuesday, September 17, 2019, 06:58 pm PT (09:58 pm ET) Filings with the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center (TENAA) reveal a handful of specifications relating to Apple’s iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max models, including significantly more capacious batteries on the top models.

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WhatsApp traceability case: Tamil Nadu government wants Supreme Court to dismiss Facebook’s transfer petition

The state of Tamil Nadu is trying to get Facebook’s transfer petition dismissed by the Supreme Court of India. Advocate General Vijay Narayan filed the state’s response to the Supreme Court today (12 September) along with asking the apex court to allow the Madras High Court to hear and pass the appropriate judgement on the

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