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RIP Privacy
In Archive onThis is an excerpt from AI + Emerging Tech Ethics weekly dated May 6th. Sign up here to get it…
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‘History Will Not Judge Us Kindly’
In Archive onWe’re taking a break! The Tuesday issue will be on hold until Jan 2022. We will continue to share resources…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Oct 19: Nightmare on Surveillance Street
In Archive onEvery day brings to light more egregious behaviors by Big Tech that continue to stun and offend our sensibilities. Sign…
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AI Ethics Weekly – October 12: How Do You Solve a Problem like Facebook?
In Archive onFacebook is facing a tsunami of bad press and slew of serious consequences for its actions, which also has serious…
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AI Ethics Weekly – October 5: A Day Without Misinformation
In Archive onThis week’s outage gave us an insight into what a world without Facebook’s propaganda spinning surveillance ecosystem would look like.…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 28: For the Love Of God
In Archive onThis week was a mixed bag of worse, bad, and some good news in slowing down the pace of unethical…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 21: More Dystopian S*** We Didn’t Ask for
In Archive onThe tsunami of unethical misdeeds by big tech, with Facebook leading the way, continues to overwhelm and frustrate everyone. Peter…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 14: Is it still unethical, if you are never caught?
In Archive onInvestigations are revealing unethical behaviors by Big Tech at an unprecedented scale. Just because no one knows about it, does…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Sept 7: Back to regularly scheduled dystopian programming
In Archive onAfter a much needed break for personal and environmental reasons, we are back on our weekly schedule. Much gratitude to…
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AI Ethics Weekly – June 1: Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt
In Archive onThe dystopian world of science fiction is upon us but many are choosing to deny the horrific consequences and stay…
