10 things in tech you need to know today
Amazon announced it is putting AI cameras in some of its warehouses to see if workers are adhering to social distancingWhen employees walk past the cameras, a monitor will use green and red circles to indicate whether workers are standing six feet apart.
Members of internal affinity groups and minority employee organizations at Amazon have been circulating a document titled "The case for a 15th leadership principle on inclusion" this month to rally support for the initiative, according to a copy of the document and an email seen by Business Insider..
European regulators set a July 20 deadline to decide whether they will allow Google's Fitbit deal to happen or else it will launch a four-month investigationIn order to clear the deadline, Google might have to offer some concessions around how it will handle Fitbit users' data.
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