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Facebook agrees to take a deeper look into Russian Brexit meddling Facebook has said it will conduct a wider investigation into whether there was Russian meddling on its platform relating to the 2016 Brexit referendum vote in the UK. Yesterday its UK policy director Simon Milner wrote to a parliamentary committee that's been conducting a wide-ranging enquiry into fake ...
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American Express chief executive joins Facebook's board Facebook said Thursday it had added departing American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault to its board. "He has unique expertise in areas I believe Facebook needs to learn and improve — customer service, direct commerce, and building a trusted brand," Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said in a ...
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Facebook's head of AI really hates Sophia the robot (and with good reason) Facebook's head of AI research, Yann LeCun, has been one of the company's more vocal critics. After Business Insider published an interview with Sophia that played into the fantasy of Sophia as a semi-sentient entity, LeCun called the whole thing "complete bullsh*t" on Twitter, saying: "This is to AI as ...
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Facebook appoints American Express CEO to board of directors Facebook announced today the addition of Kenneth I. Chenault, CEO of American Express, to its board of directors. His appointment becomes effective Feb. 5, 2018. "I've been trying to recruit Ken for years," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a press release. "He has unique expertise in areas I ... Facebook names American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault, first African-American, to all-white ... - USA TODAY
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Facebook's Giant Step Into Esports May Be a Look At Its Future Facebook may have decided it doesn't want to be a media company, but it might just want to be a gaming platform. The company announced today that it will be the exclusive destination for multiple leagues from esports federation ESL. Look out, top-down cooking videos and insane Russian dashcam ...
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A 21-year-old Canadian woman was found guilty of killing her best friend after a Facebook photo ... A 21-year-old Canadian woman pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to seven years in prison on Monday, three years after she posted a Facebook photo that helped the police crack the case. Cheyenne Rose Antoine of Saskatchewan was convicted after admitting to killing her friend, ...
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