Misinformation about minorities in India is widespread – and it’s getting worse
In recent years India’s minority communities have been repeatedly targeted by misinformation spread through digital platforms. Data suggests that 2020…
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The European Commission president has outlined plans to make the EU less dependent on Asian semiconductor producers.
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Margrethe Vestager: “Europe was so far ahead of the curve on privacy”
The EU commissioner on her battle with Big Tech.
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Why Facebook has designs on your face
The social media company’s camera-equipped sunglasses are an attempt to combat declining interest.
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Davos man’s vision of a post-Covid-19 world makes my skin crawl
A video by the World Economic Forum promotes a sterile, digitally-driven society that sacrifices the joys of being human.
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Jeanette Winterson’s vision of the future of AI is messianic – but unconvincing
In 12 Bytes, the British author has fallen for and colluded with the Big Data hype, and it is hard to…
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