For a change of pace, let’s check in on the tech regulation wars. While the courts generally side with social media companies due to protections of the CDA Section 320, a U.S. District Court judge ruled this week that a coalition of families, teens, school districts and state attorneys general could continue a lawsuit alleging harm to teens by major social media platforms. It’s an interesting crack in the Section 320 armor.
Like Tolstoy’s unhappy families, each study of AI adoption is a bit different. Cisco offers many familiar findings, including the limits imposed by poor data and a gap between marketers’ interest in AI and actual deployment. More helpful may be a readiness from framework that calls out strategy, infrastructure, data, governance, talent, and culture as dimensions.
Extendeal is a digital platform healthcare company that helps pharmacies compare drug prices from different suppliers and get the best deals. This new funding is part of their broader plan to expand services in Colombia and Mexico. Extendeal is already working with 2,000 pharmacies to help them save time and money, and the company has received nearly US$20 million in investment to date.
With only eight days left until President Trump’s executive order reprieve of TikTok expires, Pew Research reports that only 34% of U.S. adults now support a ban, down from 50% two years ago. The number that believe TikTok poses a security threat has dipped ten points over the same period. Support for the ban has also declined in both parties.