Meta, in its annual report, has threatened to pull Facebook and Instagram out of Europe over data transfer rules. While it is viewed as unlikely the company would actually do so, it shows just how far the company is willing to go to flex its muscle against laws constraining its access to our data.
Have you ever wondered whether low code software tools help developers work faster? Have you also wondered who’s buried in Grant’s Tomb? I can’t help with that second question but digital transformation consultants Intellectsoft are here with news that 80% of survey responders think low code can free up developers’ time and 72% of say they can build apps twice as fast with low code as with traditional development. That’s one mystery solved.
California’s Attorney General reminded companies that offer consumers financial incentives, like loyalty programs, that they must disclose terms before collecting their data. Those notified have 30 days to comply with CCPA mandates.
Unauthorized training data isn’t an existential threat to generative AI but it’s certainly a headache for users and developers alike. Most developers are trying to exclude materials that creators have explicitly labeled as unauthorized and citing “fair use” as justification for copying everything else. Getty Images has taken an opposite approach, building its gen AI tool only on materials that are explicitly licensed. It’s possible that tracing the provenance of training data will become a standard, similar to how organic food producers trace the origins of their ingredients.