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People are engaging more on Facebook with content from outlets that publish falsehoods and distortions, even though the social network has tried limiting misinformation, new research found.
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Fans of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory are clogging anti-trafficking hotlines, infiltrating Facebook groups and raising false fears about child exploitation.
A researcher looking for gendered bias against robots found something else instead: We just don’t trust them at all.
Mozilla’s latest round of Creative Media Awards will provide $245,000 in funding to Black artists who are exploring the effects of AI on racial justice
Research collected during the pandemic backs up the national calls for racial and criminal justice. So why are we still relying on punitive software?
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“Violence is initiated by those who oppress, who exploit, who fail to recognize others as persons—not by those who are oppressed, exploited, and unrecognized. It is not the unloved who initiate disaffection, but those who cannot love because they love only themselves. It is not the helpless, subject to terror, who initiate terror, but the violent, who with their power create the concrete situation which begets the “rejects of life.” It is not the tyrannized who initiate despotism, but the tyrants. It is not the despised who initiate hatred, but those who despise. It is not those whose humanity is denied them who negate humankind, but those who denied that humanity (thus negating their own as well). Force is used not by those who have become weak under the preponderance of the strong, but by the strong who have emasculated them.”
— Paulo Freire
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Has the Internet become better at mediating change?
Jane Hu for The New Yorker
A guide to stingray surveillance technology, which may have been deployed at recent protests.
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Opinion by Harvey Rosenfeld and Laura Antonini for The Washington Post