Guardian USFacebook Twitter targets Covid vaccine misinformation with labels and 'strike' system verified_publisherThe Guardian - Kari Paul and agenciesTwitter is expanding its use of warning labels on tweets that contain misleading details about coronavirus vaccines. The move, announced in a blogpost on Monday, is designed to strengthen the social network’s...
Guardian USWorking From Home Zoom sees revenues soar 326% year-over-year as office life remains on hold verified_publisherThe Guardian - Dominic RusheA year of working from home may have driven many of us to the brink but it’s been great news for Zoom, the video conferencing business. On Monday, the company announced its revenues had soared 326% year-over-year...
Guardian USTikTok Apply liberally: the TikTok teens fighting political battles with makeup verified_publisherThe Guardian - Laura PitcherIf you’re on TikTok, you’ll know Gen Z can tell if you’re a millennial from a side part and skinny jeans. Now, a new TikTok trend suggests teenagers on the app know someone’s political standing from the...
Guardian USCivil Rights Biden gives tentative support to Amazon workers in union push verified_publisherThe Guardian - Lauren ArataniJoe Biden has offered tentative support to Amazon warehouse workers in the middle of a closely fought vote to unionize. If successful, the union would be the first for US warehouse workers of the online...
Guardian USNostalgia Deep Nostalgia: 'creepy' new service uses AI to animate old family photos verified_publisherThe Guardian - Alex Hern UK technology editorDeep Nostalgia, a new service from the genealogy site MyHeritage that animates old family photos, has gone viral on social media, in another example of how AI-based image manipulation is becoming increasingly...
