Australia wants a ‘digital duty of care’. But how will we check what big tech is doing?

In short, there are many places in our society where the people with more control or more power have a duty of care to the ...

Health insurance needs new benchmarks

India is the 10th largest insurance market globally by nominal premium volumes, and has a market share of 1.8 per cent (per ...
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Why Every Third Indian Child Is Still Underweight

Mumbai: Fewer Indian children are now short for their age. However, nearly two in five children continue to have ...
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Bailey uses AI in campaign ads

Artificial intelligence-generated images and videos are ushering in a new era for political campaigns and Republican Darren ...

B.C. Biofuel Use Reaches New Milestones, Demonstrating Economic Value of Low-Carbon Fuels

B.C. Reaches Nearly 4% Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Exceeding 2030 Requirement Five Years Early B.C.’s latest renewable ...

You and your friend may be paying different prices for the same thing. Here's how companies make that happen

CreditNinja reports that companies use surveillance pricing to charge different prices for the same products based on personal data, including behavior and location.

Accessibility lawsuits by state: Where risk is highest

AudioEye reports that California, New York, and Florida lead in website accessibility lawsuits due to state statutes allowing higher damages.