IBM is developing tools that would ensure online advertising algorithms do not unfairly show ads to only specific groups such as mostly men or wealthy people, aiming to address discrimination concerns that have drawn industrywide scrutiny.
IBM has called for the US Department of Commerce to limit the export of facial recognition systems, particularly to countries […]
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna announced that the company would no longer sell facial recognition services, calling for a “national dialogue” […]
IBM and Microsoft have signed the Vatican’s “Rome Call for AI Ethics,” a pledge to develop artificial intelligence in a […]
IBM wants the US government to regulate facial recognition technology, instead of banning it outright. “Precision regulation” can restrict potentially […]
IBM has been accused of using Flickr photos for a facial-recognition project, without the full consent of people in the […]
The tech giant released a trove of data containing 1 million images of faces taken from a Flickr dataset with […]
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty inveighed against big tech companies abusing people’s data at a privacy conference in Brussels. Now IBM […]
The global average cost of a data breach is up 6.4 percent over the previous year to $3.86 million. The […]
More than 100 IBM executives will descend on Capitol Hill this week with a simple message for policy makers: don’t […]
More than three quarters of US consumers now say that a company’s ability to keep their data private is ‘extremely […]
TechRepublic spoke to IBM’s Rob High about the ethical, privacy, and security obstacles that artificial intelligence has to overcome. IBM […]