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Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Government Control: Perfect World or Perfect Storm?

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It’s especially apt because the article on data makes a point that’s been much on my mind: government regulation may be the only factor that prevents AI-powered virtual reality from taking over the world, and governments may feel impelled to create such regulation in self-defense of their authority. Government intervention.

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Companies Scramble to Report on COVID-19 Business Impact

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respondents ranked support from the national government considerable lower than anyone else. government was by far less relied upon (25%) than anywhere else (31% to 63%). The findings they did publish echo the others: more online media consumption, low trust in government, and expectation that employers will look after their employees.

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MarTech Plot Lines for 2021

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The downside is the same loss of quality control and integration posed other types of shadow IT – although no-code systems are more often governed than true shadow IT projects. but there’s no doubt that many workers become more productive when they can automate processes without relying on IT professionals.

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Here's Why Airlines Treat Customers Poorly

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But it’s interesting to note that the Sabre paper makes several references to government regulations that penalize airlines for late arrivals and long tarmac waits. Non-visionary leaders will follow only when consumers demand better service and citizens demand governments protect them. These factors clearly influence airline behavior.

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BadTech Is the Next New Thing

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Facebook reinstated social monitoring vendor Crimson Hexagon despite concerns that government agencies were using it to monitor public activities. The past month alone offers plenty of news to alarm consumers: Google tracks location even after users turn off Location Sharing. Amazon’s facial recognition software falsely matched 28 U.S.

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Purpose-Driven Marketing Comes to Town

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Facebook has led the way, with seemingly endless privacy, hate speech, and election scandals resulting in a huge loss of public confidence and threats of government regulation. Other big tech firms haven’t been quite so widely criticized but broad concerns about the impact of tech on society are growing ever more common.

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2017 Retrospective: Things I Didn't Predict

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But the usual whining about their power from competitors and ad buyers has recently been joined by increasing concerns among the public, media, and government. What’s most surprising is it took so long for the government to recognize the power those companies have accrued and the very real threat they pose to governmental authority.