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Top AI labs have minimal defense against espionage, researchers say

5 months ago washingtontimes.com ai

Government war on TikTok financed by Facebook

19 months ago washingtontimes.com facebook tiktok

NSA wooing thousands of laid-off Big Tech workers for spy agency's hiring spree

21 months ago washingtontimes.com anthropology nsa

California man imprisoned 38 years for murder released after DNA evidence is tested

2 years ago washingtontimes.com california murder release

Chinese info operation uses false news and social media to hammer U.S., cyber firm says

2 years ago washingtontimes.com china media

Mike Lindell's “packet captures” are garbage data provided by serial con-man

3 years ago washingtontimes.com

‘Orwellian’: Facebook faces backlash for ‘harmful extremist content’ alerts

3 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

Google sued over alleged privacy invasions via COVID-19 contact-tracing system

3 years ago washingtontimes.com covid google privacy

The new cold war: U.S. must stop China from stealing its intellectual property

3 years ago washingtontimes.com china

‘It’s about to get ugly’: Capitol invaders aided feds with Facebook posts, analysis finds

3 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

Facebook blocks users from creating new listings for events near White House, Capitol, statehouses

3 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

DHS chief labels Twitter a ‘threat’ to U.S. security over censorship

4 years ago washingtontimes.com censorship twitter

Progressive groups blast Facebook for courting the right

4 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

University dumps professor who found polar bears thriving despite climate change

5 years ago washingtontimes.com

Facebook allowing Trump to ‘mislead’ Americans by not fact-checking campaign ads: DNC CEO

5 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook trump

Infowars' Alex Jones claims he's advising Trump on internet censorship

6 years ago washingtontimes.com censorship trump

The EU ordered Google to no longer tie the Android operating system to Google search and to Chrome, Google’s web browser

6 years ago washingtontimes.com android chrome google web

Backup driver in fatal autonomous-car crash was distracted by video on her phone: Police

6 years ago washingtontimes.com video

Google won't renew contract for Project Maven, controversial Pentagon drone program: Report

6 years ago washingtontimes.com drone google

Blue states unleash inner federalist, defy FCC with laws restoring net neutrality

6 years ago washingtontimes.com fcc

Apple sued for slowing down older iPhones

6 years ago washingtontimes.com apple

Facebook to turn over Russia-linked ads

7 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

Edward Snowden, NSA leaker, says U.S. should show evidence of Russia election hacking

7 years ago washingtontimes.com nsa russia snowden

'Hide It Hillary' mobile game banned by Apple, title like 'Punch Trump' approved

8 years ago washingtontimes.com apple game trump

Twitter users erupt: #DNCLeaks disappears from trending news as WikiLeaks emails released

8 years ago washingtontimes.com release twitter wikileaks

Snowden decries Russian surveillance bill as dangerous, urges Putin not to sign

8 years ago washingtontimes.com snowden

Google denies manipulating search engine to hide unflattering posts about Hillary Clinton

8 years ago washingtontimes.com clinton google

Facebook admits rogue employees may have shown bias against conservatives

8 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook

E.U. look to ban Bitcoin after Paris attacks

9 years ago washingtontimes.com bitcoin

How Web giants wage war against guns - "This isn’t the government at work...Google, Twitter, PayPal and Facebook all have established policies blocking ads and payments for guns, gun parts, gun accessories or even optics that can be attached to firearms."

9 years ago washingtontimes.com facebook twitter web

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