A People’s History of Black Twitter, Part II
No longer just an online movement, Black Twitter takes to the streets—and finds its voice.
Di Jason Parham – Leggi l’originale
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These Bendy Chips Fit in Unusual Places
/in Da Wired /da adminResearchers think these flexible semiconductors will be able to monitor your heartbeat or tell you whether your milk has spoiled.
Di Gregory Barber – Leggi l’originale
Weak US Privacy Law Hurts America’s Global Standing
/in Da Wired /da adminUnrestrained data collection and selling doesn’t just harm citizens at home. It’s terrible foreign policy.
Di Justin Sherman – Leggi l’originale
The Absurd Idea to Put Bodycams on Teachers Is … Feasible?
/in Da Wired /da adminThe idea to monitor educators so they don’t teach critical race theory seems ridiculous. But schools are already rife with invasive surveillance.
Di Sidney Fussell – Leggi l’originale
Who’s Winning the War Between Biden and Facebook? Fox News
/in Da Wired /da adminMisinformation on the cable channel may be responsible for more vaccine hesitancy than the social network.
Di Gilad Edelman – Leggi l’originale
The Pentagon Is Bolstering Its AI Systems—by Hacking Itself
/in Da Wired /da adminA new “red team” will try to anticipate and thwart attacks on machine learning programs.
Di Will Knight – Leggi l’originale
Why Not Use Self-Driving Cars as Supercomputers?
/in Da Wired /da adminAutonomous vehicles use the equivalent of 200 laptops to get around. Some want to tap that computing power to decode viruses or mine bitcoin.
Di Khari Johnson – Leggi l’originale
Private Espionage Is Booming. The US Needs a Spy Registry
/in Da Wired /da adminFrom Black Cube to Fusion GPS, the operatives-for-hire industry has recklessly exploded. Disclosure requirements could keep things in check.
Di Paul Starobin – Leggi l’originale
The Rocket Billionaire Who Hated Space Tourism
/in Da Wired /da adminPlus: a lifelong love of the cosmos, future dispatches from West Texas, and routinely unprecedented weather events.
Di Steven Levy – Leggi l’originale
The CDC Owes Parents Better Messaging on the Vaccine for Kids
/in Da Wired /da adminThe agency’s strange math and blunt statements are missing key nuances—and may be underplaying myocarditis cases in teenage boys in particular.
Di David Zweig – Leggi l’originale