Google's AI Says Its Own Technology Is Being Used To Harm Palestinians
Instead of exhibiting AI Bias, Google's latest tools demonstrate brutal honesty when asked about their military weaponization against people.
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When Does Automotive Convenience Turn Into A Safety, Security and Surveillance Concern?
Modern cars promise safety but double as surveillance tools, collecting and sharing vast amounts of data. Has 'convenience' become synonymous with 'surveillance'?
Have our "good" habits fostered bad security?
The access we grant to technology gives it unprecedented influence on our work and personal lives. Should we tolerate the normalization of data-driven business models?
Is Canada’s TikTok “Ban” just a clumsy attempt at manufacturing consent?
Canadian government’s stern decision to block TikTok from running a business in Canada feels like a wild goose chase, as there is a definite absence of clarity behind the claim of mysterious ‘national security risks’.
In cybersecurity, as in everything else, words matter.
Claudiu Popa says that before criminalizing cyberfraud and illicit ICT (information and communication technologies) activity, we first need to define "cybercrime" and understand "information" so as to establish a global, common language.