I opted out of facial recognition at the airport — it wasn’t easy — from wired.com by Allie Funk Excerpt (emphasis DSC): As a privacy-conscious […]
From DSC: As many times happens with humans use of technologies, some good and some bad here. Exciting. Troubling. Incredible. Alarming. Companies, please make […]
Russian hackers behind ‘world’s most murderous malware’ probing U.S. power grid — from digitaltrends.com Georgina Torbet U.S. Escalates Online Attacks on Russia’s Power Grid — […]
Our next #GuildChat takes place Friday, June 14th at 11am PT / 2pm ET. Our topic for this week’s chat is on Ethics in Organizational […]
Facial recognition smart glasses could make public surveillance discreet and ubiquitous — from theverge.com by James Vincent; with thanks to Mr. Paul Czarapata, Ed.D. out […]
State Attempts to Nix Public School’s Facial Recognition Plans — from futurism.com by Kristin Houser But it might not have the authority to actually stop […]
‘Robots’ Are Not ‘Coming for Your Job’—Management Is — from gizmodo.com by Brian Merchant; with a special thanks going out to Keesa Johnson for her […]
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 […]
Watch Salvador Dalí Return to Life Through AI — from interestingengineering.com by The Dalí Museum has created a deepfake of surrealist artist Salvador Dalí that […]
People, Power and Technology: The Tech Workers’ View — from doteveryone.org.uk Excerpt: People, Power and Technology: The Tech Workers’ View is the first in-depth research into […]
DARPA is reportedly eyeing a high-tech contact lens straight out of ‘Mission: Impossible’ — from taskandpurpose.com by Jared Keller Excerpt: The Defense Advanced Research […]
5 Myths of AI — from thejournal.com by Dian Schaffhauser Excerpt: No, artificial intelligence can’t replace the human brain, and no, we’ll never really be […]
