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Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann.
Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Tuesday.
- $4. The office-space company still plans to go public in the future, its new co-CEOs said in a statement on Monday.
- $4. The UK is close to signing a treaty with the US that would speed up the process for applying of US courts to get warrants for data like Facebook messages.
- $4. When users attempt to link out to the site, a notification says, "Your post couldn't be shared, because this link goes against our community standards."
- Pope Francis warned Silicon Valley that if it isn't careful with AI it could lead to an "unfortunate regression to a form of barbarism.">$4 The pope spoke at the "Common Good in the Digital Age" conference, which addressed potential dangers misinformation and technologies including artificial intelligence and cyber security.
- $4. Using a small tab that slips inside the sleeve, the jacket allows you to leave your phone in your pocket and use the sleeve almost like a touch pad.
- $4. The feature allows a parked car to find its owner from a maximum of 200 feet, and videos on social media show the cars getting into scrapes.
- $4. One goal is to help young people understand the benefits and limits of autonomous technology, so Waymo and AAA have developed a school curriculum for teachers to use with their students.
- $4. The app will be called "Personal Safety," and if the phone detects a crash it rings its alarm and asks if the user is okay - if they don't reply, it calls the police.
- $4. The new rules allow anyone who witnesses harassment on the platform, not just the victims, to report the behavior.
- $4. The company has spent millions of dollars campaigning for the ballot measure.
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