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RIP Privacy
This 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 AI Ethics, Newsletter 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 AI Ethics, Newsletter 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?
Facebook 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
This 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 AI Ethics, Newsletter 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 AI Ethics, Newsletter 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 Newsletter, Use Cases 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
After 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 AI Ethics, Newsletter onThe dystopian world of science fiction is upon us but many are choosing to deny the horrific consequences and stay…
