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Meta approves AI ads depicting execution-style threats against law-makers and calling for a “stop-the-steal”-style coup
The world's most popular AI chatbots are lying to Brazilian voters about their own election, and appear to be breaking the law while doing it, according to new research from corporate accountability group Ekō, published months before the country's October general election.
As Europeans face unprecedented heatwaves caused in part by fossil fuels, Volvo Group is facing a claim of illegal greenwashing about its electric trucks efforts. Consumer watchdog Ekō filed a complaint today to the Swedish Consumer Agency (Konsumentverket) over misleading electric truck sales targets on the manufacturer’s Swedish website, which the company has abandoned in practice.
79% of UK adults say it’s unacceptable for US Big Tech firms to handle national security data.
Corporate accountability watchdog Ekō calls foul play and publicly demands Hyundai clean up the environmental and human rights abuses in its supply chain.
Rights campaigners are criticising Ireland’s DPC for failing to properly investigate a GDPR complaint made against Meta.
Sora 2 allows teen accounts to generate and roleplay school-shooting, self-harm, and videos featuring drug abuse — violating the company’s own policies and raising serious questions about its newly approved for-profit conversion.
A new poll by YouGov indicates that 82% of Danes say the EU should stop its GMO deregulation efforts and maintain the current strict rules to protect food safety, the environment, and consumers’ right to choose.
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