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
States Pass Privacy Laws Safeguarding Brain Data Collected – Government Technology
Colorado, California, and Montana are among the states that have recently required safeguarding brain data collected by devices outside of… read more
I covered my body in health trackers for 6 months. It ruined my life. – Vox
The amount of data all of these devices collect is massive and extremely personal. Many devices need to know your… read more
How next-gen data analytics is changing American football – Knowable Magazine
Over the last several years, analytics have enabled NFL teams to evaluate players in ways not possible before — for… read more
Millions of People Are Using Abusive AI ‘Nudify’ Bots on Telegram – Wired
A WIRED review of Telegram communities involved with the explicit nonconsensual content has identified at least 50 bots that claim… read more
How to Delete Your 23andme Data Amid the Company’s Turmoil – LifeHacker
Currently, your data may already be shared with other companies. If you signed up to participate in research studies through… read more
‘It looks like cat food’: The grey goop dreamed up by artificial intelligence – BBC
Whilst it may not be time to throw away our cookbooks and surrender full creative autonomy to AI recipe algorithms… read more
Artificial intelligence is making critical health care decisions. The sheriff is MIA. – Politico
Government has slow-walked regulation of the fast-moving technology because the funding and staffing challenges facing agencies like the Food and… read more
The AI grift that can literally poison you – Vox
Six months ago, I spoke with a man named Elan Trybuch about a problem he was seeing online. He kept… read more
‘We need to go places and touch things’: the people turning away from smartphones – The Guardian
With new models such as the Boring Phone, the trend is partly being fuelled by young people’s suspicion of the… read more