Why Did Google Offer Black People $5 to Harvest Their Faces?
For companies creating artificial intelligence, data collection is proving to be among the most ethically-fraught aspects of the entire process.
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Google honours Kenyan author
Google has honoured the late Kenyan author Margaret Atieno Ogola with a doodle on what would have been her 60th
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Google has opened its first Africa Artificial Intelligence lab in Ghana
A rural farmer in Tanzania hovers over a wilting cassava plant with her phone. In seconds she gets a diagnosis
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Google and Facebook criticised over DR Congo ads
A US professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is accusing technology giants Facebook and Google of promoting false information
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Colorintech Gets £200,000 In Grants From Google.org To Scale Its Diversity In Tech Programs
Google.org, Google’s charitable arm, is supporting UK nonprofit organization Colorintech with £200,000 to scale its diversity in tech programs tailored to ethnic
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Google celebrates South Africa’s first black woman novelist
Internet giant Google yesterday celebrated the legacy of author and activist Miriam Tlali, South Africa’s first black woman to publish
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Laying out a Sustainable Future for Urban Tourism
Urban tourism and its potential for more sustainable and inclusive cities will be the major focus of the 7th UNWTO
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Mayor demands tougher stance from internet giants on videos encouraging knife crime
Four violent videos reported by Met but not removed from YouTube The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has called on
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