Ireland's draft online safety code has been criticised by the ICCL for not addressing 'toxic' algorithms used by social media companies.

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has said it is dismayed that "toxic" algorithms which push harmful content into the feeds of social media users are not covered by an updated draft Online ...

A report by the Children’s Commissioner reveals that social media algorithms are pushing unsolicited, violent, pornographic ...

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CyberSafeKids said this “lacks the specific parameters we believe are necessary”. Online campaigning platform Uplift also criticised the Code for not addressing “toxic” algorithms.

Algorithms do not comprehend the difference between a child and a combatant hiding among civilians. They analyze probabilities and execute when a certain threshold of “threat” is exceeded.

Gautam Adani, addressing students at IIT Kharagpur, stated that modern-day power is no longer defined by firearms but by ...

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