'Revenge Porn' Victory For YouTube Star
We talk to Chrissy Chambers who won damages from an ex-boyfriend for posting explicit videos of her online. And we hear why India's biometric ID card is causing controversy.
Singer Chrissy Chambers, who won damages from an ex-boyfriend for posting explicit videos of her online, tells us how she wanted to set an example to others. Plus, Kai-Fu Lee, former President of Google China talks to us about China's ambitions to lead in artificial intelligence. And Rahul Tandon reports from India on why the massive "Adhaar" biometric ID card scheme is proving controversial for many. Presented by Rory Cellan-Jones, with 麻豆社 technology reporter Jane Wakefield, and special guest Shona Ghosh, senior tech reporter at the Business Insider website.
(Image: Musician and YouTube personality Chrissy Chambers, Credit: Chris Foxx/ 麻豆社).
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