Edamus Harry (mit Dennis Horn)
Summary
This episode of "Haken dran" covers a survey revealing that two-thirds of German women restrict online behavior due to fear of digital violence. The hosts discuss Meta's new pixelation feature, its B2B AI agent "Muse," and the company's handling of political ads in Brazil. Legal updates include New Mexico's lawsuit against Meta over Cambridge Analytica and the youth safety trial, where Meta's misuse of attorney-client privilege is criticized. The segment concludes with reports on smart glasses being used to secretly film women in France.
Topics discussed
Intro: Episode title origin and Discord transcripts
Transcript error: 'Edamus Harry' and AI/SI naming joke
Ad: AI Telephone Assistant
Non-consensual intimate images and online safety stats
Instagram's new feature and the 'Softlaunch' concept
Meta's contradictory approach to user privacy and glasses
Proposal: Automated pixelation for smart glasses
Meta ad policies in Brazil and political bias concerns
AI agents on Facebook Marketplace and user experience
Meta Enterprise Platform launch and new leadership
Cambridge Analytica lawsuit and jury deliberations
Max Eckerberg and creator culture anecdotes
Meta's use of attorney-client privilege in youth safety case
Interview with former Meta UX researcher on youth safety
French investigation into women filmed with smart glasses
GIFCT content moderation initiative and industry criticism
White House Superintelligence Agreement and Trump's stance
Philosophical reflection on language and technology
ARD ZDF Media Study: Video, text, and radio trends
ARD ZDF Media Study: Education levels and AI adoption
Social media stagnation and LinkedIn's new tab test
Outro: Live event announcement and sign-off
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