In its latest update, Ofcom explains how its technology-neutral, outcomes-based regulatory principles are applied to AI across multiple sectors
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The data supports the idea that viewers are increasingly selecting subtitles for reasons other than traditional accessibility needs
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A new study revealed that U.K. social media users are less active due to the dominance of short-form video on the most popular platforms -- in a trend that's likely reflected across the Western world.
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Preston Byrne, the US attorney who has been merrily trolling UK regulators on behalf of 4chan, has co-authored a draft bill, the UK Free Speech Act, with the Adam Smith Institute, according to The Rage. The bill would codify First Amendment-style speech protections into UK law: confine criminal liability to threats, incitement, and harassment; forbid government suppression of speech; ban police…
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Preston Byrne, the American lawyer representing 4chan, was asked by UK regulator Ofcom to pay £520,000 in fines under the Online Safety Act. He replied with an AI-generated cartoon of a hamster wearing a green Godzilla costume and holding a peanut, the BBC reports. — Read the rest
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The companies delivered the UK's first live broadcast using newly short-notice, short-duration n40 band spectrum at 2320 to 2340 MHz
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As part of its announcement, the government also revealed plans for new legislation that will aim to widen accessibility on VoD services
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