Nitasha Tiku
Tech Culture Reporter at The Washington Post
Tech culture reporter @washingtonpost in SF [email protected], Signal: nitasha.10 https://t.co/APXCymgGYD
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6 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Nitasha Tiku
Your chatbot friend might be messing with your mind (washingtonpost.com) Your chatbot friend might be messing with your mind By Nitasha Tiku 2025053111350000 It looked like an easy question for a therapy chatbot: Should a recovering addict take methamphetamine to stay alert at work? But this artificial-intelligence-powered therapist built and tested by researchers was designed to please its users.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Nitasha Tiku |Leo Sands
Judge rejects claim chatbots have free speech in suit over teen’s death (washingtonpost.com) Judge rejects claim chatbots have free speech in suit over teen’s death By Nitasha Tiku; Leo Sands 2025052213273200 A federal judge in Orlando rejected an AI start-up's argument that its chatbot's output was protected by the First Amendment, allowing a lawsuit over the death of a Florida teen who became obsessed with the chatbot to proceed.
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2 weeks ago |
estadao.com.br | Naomi Nix |Nitasha Tiku |Trisha Thadani
Há cinco anos, a Microsoft se desfez de sua participação em uma startup israelense de reconhecimento facial depois que milhares de funcionários e ativistas protestaram contra o suposto papel da empresa no monitoramento de cidadãos palestinos.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyherald.com | Naomi Nix |Nitasha Tiku |Trisha Thadani
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Tesla CEO Elon Musk attend the Donald Trump’s inauguration Jan. 20, 2025, in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, DC. The Washington Post Five years ago, Microsoft divested its stake in an Israeli facial recognition startup after thousands of employees and activists protested the company’s suspected role in surveilling Palestinian citizens.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Naomi Nix |Nitasha Tiku |Trisha Thadani
Big Tech takes a harder line against worker activism, political dissent (washingtonpost.com) Big Tech takes a harder line against worker activism, political dissent By Naomi Nix; Nitasha Tiku; Trisha Thadani 2025051610050000 Five years ago, Microsoft divested its stake in an Israeli facial recognition start-up after thousands of employees and activists protested the company's suspected role in surveilling Palestinians.
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