By: Gor Bagumyan Data scraping is a tool that companies have used for years in order to better develop their Artificial Intelligence (AI) programs and software. In its most basic form, it is the extraction of data from one source to another. This was originally done manually until 2024, where years of development have led… Read More Data Scraping and its Crucial Role in Developing Artificial Intelligence
By: Talya Torres YouTube, founded in 2005, receives over 2 billion monthly viewers. Twitch, founded in 2011, receives over 140 million monthly viewers. If you are wondering the difference between the two sites, besides the 6-year difference in founding and millions of viewers, you might not be shocked to find that YouTube is mainly known… Read More Are Your Favorite Streamers Breaking the Law?
By: Douglas DeBettencourt Google is in trouble again for allegedly violating the privacy rights of millions of Illinois residents through different YouTube features that supposedly store their data. In Marschke v. YouTube LLC, Brad Marschke brought a class action suit against YouTube, which is owned by Google, alleging that YouTube had violated Illinois’ Biometric Information… Read More BIPA Strikes Again: YouTube Becomes the Latest Way Google is Allegedly Violating Your Privacy Rights
Faced with the dilemma of keeping their website free from unlawful activity, YouTube’s Content ID system works to keep copyright infringement at bay. Unfortunately, the automated system leaves small content creators voiceless at the whim of copyright claims from corporate entities. Is there a realistic solution for Youtube?… Read More STRIKING OUT – YOUTUBE’S SWING-AND-MISS COPYRIGHT ID SYSTEM
POSTED BY Abner Pinedo YouTube is an efficient video sharing website owned by Google. It is known as the second largest search engine in the world. It is easy for just about anyone to upload any kind of media online nowadays. People use it for, including but not limited to, streaming music, television shows, tutorials,… Read More YouTube Matures Over Long Seven-Year Litigation Against Viacom