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Kate Kaye

@katekayereports
21 posts
2023-03-10
Researchers like @SashaMTL want transparency on AI power use & emissions. Great to see this coverage from @joshfromalaska @dinabass. AI's carbon problem is not just an LLM thing. It ties directly to data use issues we're analyzing at @privacyforum. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
2023-03-10 View on X
Bloomberg

Researchers call for transparency on AI tools' carbon footprint; training GPT-3 took an estimated 1.287 GWh of electricity, or what ~120 US homes use in a year

Bloomberg : Tweets: @zachweinberg , @dinabass , @izzyz , @sjmmcd , @brianjjackson , @doctorow , @mattmday , @environment , @katekayereports , @nic__carter , @tante , @bigblackjaco...

2022-11-01
Schmidt's VC firm invested in AI cos that got federal contracts while he chaired 2 government groups - some details of which I report here for the first time — including @RebellionDef and @Citrine_io. He has financial ties to government AI vendors @SandboxAQ & @DualityTech.
2022-11-01 View on X
Protocol

A look at Eric Schmidt's push to profit from an AI cold war between the US and China; CB Insights: Schmidt took part in investing $2B+ in AI-focused companies

both to democracy and to his own interests. https://www.protocol.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has pla...

Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has planted the seeds of China “AI race” panic, helping lay the groundwork for an expanding government mission predicated on misconceptions & misaligned incentives. https://www.protocol.com/...
2022-11-01 View on X
Protocol

A look at Eric Schmidt's push to profit from an AI cold war between the US and China; CB Insights: Schmidt took part in investing $2B+ in AI-focused companies

both to democracy and to his own interests. https://www.protocol.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has pla...

Ylli Bajraktari, who leads Schmidt's Special Competitive Studies Project think tank (which is based on a 1950's cold war project hatched by Nelson Rockefeller and run by Kissinger) also sits on a White House AI committee.
2022-11-01 View on X
Protocol

A look at Eric Schmidt's push to profit from an AI cold war between the US and China; CB Insights: Schmidt took part in investing $2B+ in AI-focused companies

both to democracy and to his own interests. https://www.protocol.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has pla...

“We have a national, bipartisan priority to win in establishing technology platforms for the globe that we invent, that we drive, that we make money from,” @ericschmidt said at the event. That “make money” part is notable.
2022-11-01 View on X
Protocol

A look at Eric Schmidt's push to profit from an AI cold war between the US and China; CB Insights: Schmidt took part in investing $2B+ in AI-focused companies

both to democracy and to his own interests. https://www.protocol.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has pla...

Schmidt's government work inspired the launch of the Pentagon's chief digital and AI office, whose chief Craig Martell (of @Lyft @Linkedin) publicly said Schmidt practically picked him for the role. The office is set to receive $368m in funding in the Defense Authorization Act.
2022-11-01 View on X
Protocol

A look at Eric Schmidt's push to profit from an AI cold war between the US and China; CB Insights: Schmidt took part in investing $2B+ in AI-focused companies

both to democracy and to his own interests. https://www.protocol.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : Schmidt's story is an exploration of how a private sector tech mogul has pla...

2022-04-18
Is there a place for controversial “emotion AI” in school? @Intel thinks so. It's partnering w/ @WeAreClassTech to test it. “Most teachers would find this tech morally reprehensible,” one instructor told me. @hypervisible @timnitGebru @fightfortheftr https://www.protocol.com/...
2022-04-18 View on X
Protocol

Virtual classroom startup Class is testing Intel's “emotion AI” tech that claims to detect bored, distracted, or confused students, raising privacy questions

When college instructor Angela Dancey wants to decipher whether her first-year English students comprehend what she's trying …

2022-04-14
“Emotion AI” — controversial AI that attempts to detect people's moods based on facial expressions, tone of voice and what they say — is becoming productized. @Zoom tells me it could end up in your virtual meeting soon. Others already sell it. My latest: https://www.protocol.com/...
2022-04-14 View on X
Protocol

A look at AI tools built by sales and customer service software companies like Uniphore and Sybill to detect human emotions, as Zoom unveils Zoom IQ for Sales

Virtual sales meetings have made it tougher than ever for salespeople to read the room.  So, some well funded tech providers …

2022-03-15
For the third time, @FTC has forced a company to destroy algorithms built with data gathered deceptively. Here's why it's a sign that algorithmic destruction is now a standard way the FTC will penalize companies. @jevanhutson @EPICprivacy @privacyforum https://www.protocol.com/...
2022-03-15 View on X
Protocol

The FTC, which has long struggled to combat deceptive data practices, is increasingly forcing companies to delete algorithmic systems built with ill-gotten data

The Federal Trade Commission has struggled over the years to find ways to combat deceptive digital data practices using its limited set of enforcement options.

2022-03-07
Did you know much of the newest data architecture sold today originated inside big tech companies like Netflix and Uber? Now that some of these processes are open-source, data cloud companies are commercializing them as so-called data lakehouses. My story: https://www.protocol.com/...
2022-03-07 View on X
Protocol

Open-source data architectures like Iceberg and Hudi, incubated by Netflix and Uber, now form the foundation of products sold to enterprises as data lakehouses

Kate Kaye / Protocol : Tweets: @protocol and @katekayereports Tweets: @protocol : What vendors today call “the lakehouse” is, to many data professionals, just an evolved version o...

2021-10-09
Earlier this year, @ashk4n told me 'regulators won't stand' for email-based identifiers - ad tech pushed as a replacement for cookies. Will there be tougher rules for ID tech with him at the privacy helm in California? https://digiday.com/...
2021-10-09 View on X
Bloomberg Law

Profile of privacy activist Ashkan Soltani, who was named head of the California Privacy Protection Agency on Monday

Bloomberg Law :

2021-08-31
“[Google's] Privacy Budget is kind of poisoning the space,” says @brave's Pete Snyder @pes10k - he and others worry that Google is pushing the tech as a privacy panacea despite the fact there is little detail on how it would be implemented. https://digiday.com/...
2021-08-31 View on X
Digiday

Technologists say Google's Privacy Budget proposal to reduce fingerprinting is vague, and could create privacy harms and break some of the web's functionality

and chaos online https://digiday.com/... Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : “[Google's] Privacy Budget is kind of poisoning the space,” says @brave's Pete Snyder @pes10k - he and other...

2021-08-04
Signs that self-regulatory approaches to protecting people's data privacy don't satisfy regulators & lawmakers are getting tougher for digital ad industry to ignore. My latest on how @AGRobBonta won't accept their approach to ‘compliance’ w California law. https://digiday.com/...
2021-08-04 View on X
Digiday

California AG's case examples of CCPA enforcement seem to indicate that companies can't rely on trade groups' blanket opt-out tools not tailored to CCPA

For more than a year advertisers and publishers had few clues for detecting how California regulators would enforce the state's privacy law. Tweets: @chronotope , @katekayereports ...

2021-07-23
So, Facebook's brand safety audit with MRC finally started after a delay. Meanwhile Twitter's taking its first real step also, which is essentially getting ready to get ready for the audit. Yes, slow: https://digiday.com/...
2021-07-23 View on X
Digiday

After a delay, Facebook says it is starting a brand safety audit by industry body MRC, set to complete by the end of 2021; Twitter has started the audit process

Kate Kaye / Digiday : Tweets: @katekayereports See also Mediagazer Tweets: Kate Kaye / @katekayereports : So, Facebook's brand safety audit with MRC finally started after a delay....

2021-04-18
Why browsers including Mozilla's Firefox are not enabling Google's ‘privacy sandbox’ targeting method - and why some like Brave and Microsoft Edge actually don't have to do anything at all to stop FLoC. https://digiday.com/...
2021-04-18 View on X
The Verge

Firefox and major Chromium browsers like Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi are not joining FLoC, Google's proposed ad technology to replace third-party cookies

2021-04-17
Why browsers including Mozilla's Firefox are not enabling Google's ‘privacy sandbox’ targeting method - and why some like Brave and Microsoft Edge actually don't have to do anything at all to stop FLoC. https://digiday.com/...
2021-04-17 View on X
The Verge

Firefox and major Chromium browsers like Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi are not joining FLoC, Google's proposed ad technology to replace third-party cookies

Dieter Bohn / The Verge :

2020-11-21
Of the many disingenuous statements made by both firms, the most offensive is Facebook's assertion that small biz needs them to advertise and stay in business. What they fail to say is Facebook destroyed the places small biz used to rely on to reach customers: local newspapers. https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-21 View on X
Bloomberg

Facebook responds to Apple's defense of IDFA, saying Apple is using its “dominant market position to self-preference their own data collection”

Bloomberg :

Of the many disingenuous statements made by both firms, the most offensive is Facebook's assertion that small biz needs them to advertise and stay in business. What they fail to say is Facebook destroyed the places small biz used to rely on to reach customers: local newspapers. https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-21 View on X
9to5Mac

Apple defends its delayed IDFA changes in iOS 14 and slams Facebook, saying “its intent is to collect as much data as possible” on its users

Last month, a coalition of eight civil and human rights organizations penned an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook regarding …

2020-11-20
Of the many disingenuous statements made by both firms, the most offensive is Facebook's assertion that small biz needs them to advertise and stay in business. What they fail to say is Facebook destroyed the places small biz used to rely on to reach customers: local newspapers. https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-20 View on X
Bloomberg

Facebook responds to Apple's defense of IDFA, saying Apple is using its “dominant market position to self-preference their own data collection”

Apple Inc. on Thursday slammed Facebook Inc. and other internet giants for their ad-targeting practices in response to a letter questioning …

2020-09-10
Yep. And that's not all. Amazon's top lobbyist sits on the board of @ITIFdc which pushed for Portland police to use facial recognition (since I reported this story, Amazon spent an additional $12K bringing their lobbying spending to $24K against the ban. https://onezero.medium.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2020-09-10 View on X
VentureBeat

Portland, Oregon unanimously adopted ordinances banning the use of facial recognition tech by city agencies, including the police, and by private businesses

The Portland, Oregon City Council today unanimously voted to adopt two of the strongest bans of facial recognition technologies …