Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Facebook invests in A.I., despite struggling to explain itself post-Cambridge Analytica scandal
Mark Zuckerberg went on an apology tour on Wednesday for how Facebook handled the Cambridge Analytica scandal -- saying his company will protect users’ privacy.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readMark Zuckerberg went on an apology tour on Wednesday for how Facebook handled the Cambridge Analytica scandal -- saying his company will protect users’ privacy. But Facebook is heavily investing in artificial intelligence that could potentially mean more sophisticated data mining of its users.
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The full episode
3 of 5What's the future of Facebook's A.I.?- 0:00As Trump imposes big tariffs on China, who gets hurt more?
- 6:39The relationship between Jared Kushner and the Saudi Crown Prince
- 15:37Facebook invests in A.I., despite struggling to explain itself post-Cambridge Analytica scandalYou’re reading this
- 24:05Qatar's extraordinary efforts to build a world class soccer team
- 38:35'Isle of Dogs:' Massive feat of design and stop-motion animation