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Interfaith Leaders Find Common Ground Promoting Internet Freedom
"“If you want a world where #BlackLivesMatter … if you want dignity for #Sikhs and #Muslims and the #99Percent, then #NetNeutrality is your cause too.” So…
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Europe is being torn by an angry argument. This time, it’s not the euro’s fault.
Over the last few weeks, the European Union has been torn apart by bitter disagreement over a new crisis: the huge numbers of refugees and migrants who are turn…
The dangers of trusting robots
In February, a South Korean woman was sleeping on the floor when her robot vacuum ate her hair, forcing her to call for emergency help. It may not be the dystop…
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Ten years after the sellout, Black Hat is solidly corporate and that’s fine
"Granick was at some of the first DEF CON meetings and is a geek and lawyer who is passionate about the possibilities of a connected society. But we're…
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Detained Migrants Were Allegedly Abused, Neglected, And Traumatized
"“When you consider the claims being made here, this is five clients, but they really represent the more than 3,000 folks that have been processed through…
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The State Of Opt-Outs: Not Pretty For Privacy
"As the ad industry girds for the mushrooming debate around privacy, consumer choice and ad blocking, it’s clear that existing opt-out mechanisms aren’t ex…
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After Jeep hack, automakers working to plug vehicles' vulnerabilities
""It's the same thing you see in any industry: You do more and someone finds a way around it," said Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor at t…
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How Can You Patent a Dating Website?
"So does the Spark Networks matchmaking patent hold up in a post-Alice world? It depends on how you look at it. From a theoretical legal perspective, “This…
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Car hack is the tip of the iceberg for Internet-connected vehicles in future, warn researchers
"The Internet of Things promises to thrust into the spotlight an issue of liability that software makers have managed to avoid, according to Jennifer Grani…
Ban Killer Robots before They Become Weapons of Mass Destruction
Last week the Future of Life Institute released a letter signed by some 1,500 artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and technology researchers. Among them were…
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It's Almost Impossible To Tell If Police Camera Footage Has Been Edited
"Many departments, like those in Milwaukee, Fort Worth and Ferguson, don’t expressly prohibit tampering with dashboard or body camera footage in their regu…
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The Internet could end up like TV
"Far from being a place of freedom, innovation and information, the Internet as we know it is dying, Stanford University's Jennifer Granick told a pack…