Google, which will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court this term, raises the question of whether the sommelier algorithm creates a loophole in the immunity that internet service provides enjoy ...

Some of the tech defendants — including Discord and 4chan — don’t have proprietary recommendation algorithms tailored to individual users, but the claims against them allege that their designs still ...

Google has argued that the provision applies to this situation, while the Gonzalez family has countered that it should not apply to recommendation algorithms. Above, a representational image of ...

Content recommendation algorithms rule your digital life. The Section 230 case under review could change it all. This article is from The Technocrat, MIT Technology Review's weekly tech policy ...

Google, is whether Google can be sued for recommending pro-ISIS content to users through its YouTube algorithm; the company has argued that Section 230 precludes such litigation.

When the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals considered a lawsuit against Google in 2020, Judge Ronald M. Gould stated his view of the tech giant’s most significant asset bluntly: “So-called ...

Gonzalez argues that YouTube's recommendation algorithms make YouTube, to some degree, a publisher of third-party content and, thus, unprotected by Section 230.