YouTube Addresses Child Exploitation Issues Using Machine Learning, People And Experts
The video streaming giant YouTube is making major changes after a wave of press exposed disturbing contents targeted to kids on the video platform.
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Reddit Homepage Sees Red As Users Unite And Fight For Internet Neutrality
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Reddit has diverse groups of users, and they have been uniting under one cause: saving the internet.
Google's Gboard App Updates With Built-In Stickers And More Languages
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Google has updated its Gboard keyboard app with some improvements and features.
The keyboard that is available as a third-party app on some smartphones, is introducing four default stickers.
Instagram Update: Users Can Request To Join A Friend’s Live Video
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After a month Instagram announced the ability for users to invite others onto their Stories, the company is allowing users to request to join someone else's livestream.
Facebook Introduces High Resolution Photos in Messenger
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Facebook announces an update to its Messenger. Its chat app service has been improved to support 4K photo sharing.
AWS Launches 'Secret' Cloud Region For The Intelligence Community
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Amazon is known as one of the largest e-commerce on the web, and Amazon Web Services (AWS), is its cloud computing arm.
A Team In Japan Completed AI Training In 15 Minutes, Beating Facebook's 1 Hour Record
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Since we know that AI can be trained, many companies have made themselves a member in the AI race.
Google Fuchsia OS Has Forked Swift: Working To Support Apple's Programming Language
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Google's "Fuchsia" operating system is still under development. An update to Google’s GitHub repository showed that the company had forked Swift, a programming language created by Apple for building iOS/macOS/tvOS/watchOS apps.
Chrome, Firefox, Safari And Edge Supporting WebAssembly: Making It The Web's Standard
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Both Apple and Microsoft have shipped new versions of Safari and Edge, respectively, that include support for WebAssembly.
Twitter Is Hunting Down Violent Groups "Both On and Off the Platform"
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The microblogging service Twitter announced changes to its policies about violent and hateful speech.
