Obedience [poem] – Ben Mirov
What is your [master] doing—I don’t know. I’m not privy—Is your [master] making war— I don’t know. I’m not… read more
Poem Begun on a Train [poem] – Raphael Rubinstein
The belief that your every move is being watched used to be a sign of clinical paranoia, except for those… read more
The ICSI Haystack Panopticon
This interactive map shows the presence of tracking libraries and services on Android mobile apps. Includes preinstalled/unlisted apps, free apps,… read more
Intel calls its AI that detects student emotions a teaching tool. Others call it ‘morally reprehensible.’ – Protocol
But Intel and Classroom Technologies, which sells virtual school software called Class, think there might be a better way. The… read more
Roving Eyes – Real Life Magazine
While pitched as protecting property, it’s plain even in its own promotional video that Canopy is designed to keep bodies… read more
Dismantling the “Black Opticon”: Privacy, Race, Equity, and Online Data-Protection Reform (Allen)
African Americans online face three distinguishable but related categories of vulnerability to bias and discrimination that I dub the “Black… read more
20 Years After 9/11, Surveillance Has Become a Way of Life – Wired
It’s harder to get lost amid constant tracking. It’s also harder to freely gather when the public spaces between home… read more
Discipline and punish: The birth of the prison (Foucault)
Groundbreaking historical work on critical surveillance theory and the Panopticon as a social architecture of power by Michel Foucault. Read… read more