How to talk to your loved ones about privacy this holiday season – Heterodoxy in the Stacks
‘Tis the season for hats and mitts, cozy knits, and… snooping gifts? When it comes to seasonally-inspired surveillance, I prefer… read more
AI video slop is everywhere, take our quiz to try and spot it (NPR)
See if you can tell the real from the fake, then read more about how to spot theslop. Brumfiel, G…. read more
Solitude Is a Skill – Behavioral Scientist
Through her research Thomas has identified skills to help people learn how to enjoy their time alone, and developed a… read more
Naomi Brockwell TV (NBTV)
NBTV is a project of the Ludlow Institute, a research and media institute dedicated to helping you reclaim control of… read more
Reflectacles [privacy-enhancing technology]
Reflectacles are designed to fool facial recognition systems that use infrared for illumination and systems using 3D infrared mapping/scanning. Two… read more
48 Hours Without A.I. – New York Times
So how am I feeling in these last few hours? A little unsettled by just how prevalent A.I. is. I’d… read more
A.I. Is Deciding Who You Are – New York Times
We might hope that keeping our own data private could protect each of us from unwanted outcomes. But A.I. doesn’t… read more
Your Private Facebook Groups Might Go Public, but Don’t Panic – LifeHacker
When a private group goes public, all existing posts, comments, and reactions will remain visible only to members, admins, and… read more
Are advertisers going to infiltrate our dreams? – The Hustle
“On one hand, dream manipulation is gaining acceptance and has all these great applications,” he said in a recent interview…. read more
ChatGPT passed the Turing Test. Now what? – Popular Science
The test involves one person—the “interrogator”—communicating simultaneously with two hidden interlocutors, referred to as the “witnesses.” All communication is written…. read more