San Francisco becomes first city to bar police from using facial recognition— from cnet.com by Laura Hautala It won’t be the last city to consider […]
We are live from Manila for the conferences of MoodleMoot Philippines. After introductory remarks from Moodle CEO Martin Dougiamas, we’re talking Social Empathy, Cloud Scaling, […]
From LinkedIn.com today: From DSC: I don’t like this at all. If this foot gets in the door, vendor after vendor will launch their own […]
We Built an ‘Unbelievable’ (but Legal) Facial Recognition Machine — from nytimes.com by Sahil Chinoy “The future of human flourishing depends upon facial recognition technology […]
Example articles from the Privacy Project: James Bennet: Do You Know What You’ve Given Up? A. G. Sulzberger: How The Times Thinks About Privacy Samantha […]
DC: Wow. Another example of the growing impact/presence of tech in our lives.https://t.co/lHBnqDuUGO by @danroth — Daniel Christian (@dchristian5) April 3, 2019 Check out the […]
Microsoft rolls out healthcare bot: How it will change healthcare industry — from yourtechdiet.com by Brian Curtis Excerpt: AI and the Healthcare Industry This technology is […]
From a fairly recent e-newsletter from edsurge.com — though I don’t recall the exact date (emphasis DSC): New England is home to some of the most […]
A prediction for blockchain transformation in higher education — from blockchain.capitalmarketsciooutlook.com by Michael Mathews Excerpt: Ironically, blockchain entered the scene in a very neutral way, […]
Why AI is a threat to democracy — and what we can do to stop it — from technologyreview.com by Karen Hao and Amy Webb […]
A landmark ruling gives new power to sue tech giants for privacy harms — from fastcompany.com by Katharine Schwab Excerpt: A unanimous ruling by the […]
Amazon is pushing facial technology that a study says could be biased — from nytimes.com by Natasha Singer In new tests, Amazon’s system had more […]
