Your Devices Spy Even More on You: Barometric Readings and Google’s Passkey Default
Some sightings on the “your smartphone is a spy” front.
Read more...Some sightings on the “your smartphone is a spy” front.
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Read more...From STEM fields to national security, employers and experts raise new alarms about U.S. students’ subpar math skills.
Read more...Google is in the hot seat, but it’s going to be a “big fight,” warns antitrust expert Mark Glick.
Read more...A meditation on prehistory.
Read more...The FTC suit against Amazon argues the online giant coerced its online merchants. How does that map against antitrust law?
Read more...Reaching not-necessarily-sound conclusions from turning a supposed lie-detecting AI on CEO earnings calls and analyst ratings.
Read more...The much-delayed appointment of a new FCC chair sets up the agency to roll back an anti-internet-freedom rule change under Trump.
Read more...US surveillance firm Fusus wants to bring supposed state of the art ‘real-time crime centres’ to the UK – with one being trialled this month
Read more...It isn’t AI displace jobs. That’s the result of capitalists giving priority to profits, versus say product or workplace improvement.
Read more...Sacramento wraps up its legislative session with efforts to disappear the homeless.
Read more...Will doctors feeling the need to bill for e-mail service wind up having perverse side effects?
Read more...Yanis Varoufakis’ forthcoming book examines our changed economic system, which he callls “technofeudalism.”
Read more...Human-made shelters don’t always keep creatures out of harm’s way. Can technology help design a better birdhouse?
Read more...New technologies are not the problem. It’s a system distorted by a flawed shareholder value ideology.
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