Technology

U.S. lawmakers urged Google to “fix” abortion searches.

A new report suggested Facebook received sensitive medical information from hospital websites.

Big Tech platforms agreed to provide data to the European Union to fight “disinformation” online.

Twenty-seven Senate Republicans led by Sen. John Thune (R-SD) on Wednesday introduced legislation that would ban email providers from using algorithms that mark certain political campaign emails as spam.

A Google engineer claimed an artificial intelligence bot that belonged to the company came to life.
 

Journalists at The New York Times targeted Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s efforts to push back against online censorship.

A new story suggested Twitter agreed to provide Elon Musk with raw data concerning the platform’s bot accounts.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched an investigation into the number of bot accounts on Twitter.

A court in Wisconsin ruled that Mark Zuckerberg’s private funding for the 2020 election was lawful.

Former Meta executive Sheryl Sandberg was under investigation for misusing corporate resources to pay for her wedding.

Elon Musk’s deal to purchase Twitter for $44 billion just avoided a lengthy review period. Yahoo! Finance (via Reuters) reported that the deal was ready for closing. A closer review of the purchase agreement by government officials could have taken months.

Another article from the Washington Post called on Big Tech companies to support abortion.

TheBlaze’s Chad Prather warned Americans that the Biden administration won’t stop its assault on information online, despite the recent pause of the Orwellian Disinformation Government Board.

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked a Texas law that aims to prevent discriminative censorship on social media platforms.