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You Can’t Just Solve the ‘Fake News’ Problem By Getting Rid of Social Media

You Can’t Just Solve the ‘Fake News’ Problem By Getting Rid of Social Media

We have to think about why people are so angry in the first place
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Karla Starr
Apr 18, 2022
Revenge of the Chickenized Reverse-Centaurs

Revenge of the Chickenized Reverse-Centaurs

Algorithms and worker power
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Cory Doctorow
Apr 17, 2022
Technology Taught Us To Never Wait

Technology Taught Us To Never Wait

Are we too impatient for our own good?
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Lance Ulanoff
Apr 17, 2022
Is AI Art Real Art?

Is AI Art Real Art?

Millions of images generated with code have fueled the engine of a new economy. But modern art has been associated with a lot of…
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Amelia Winger-Bearskin
Apr 16, 2022
Of ‘Algospeak’ and the Crudeness of Automated Moderation

Of ‘Algospeak’ and the Crudeness of Automated Moderation

Saying ‘le dollar bean’ instead of ‘lesbian” so you don’t get demonetized
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Clive Thompson
Apr 15, 2022
Elon Musk Tries To Buy Twitter: What’s Actually Happening

Elon Musk Tries To Buy Twitter: What’s Actually Happening

Reading between the headlines to get the real story on Elon’s Twitter bid
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Alex Kantrowitz
Apr 14, 2022
Why I Changed My Mind About Virtual Reality

Why I Changed My Mind About Virtual Reality

I thought it was nothing more than a fun gimmick. I was wrong.
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Benya Clark
Apr 14, 2022
Can Tech Strengthen Civil Society Now?

Can Tech Strengthen Civil Society Now?

Why aren’t there more Wikipedia-scale successes online?
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Micah Sifry
Apr 13, 2022
17 Questions Tech Doesn’t Want You Asking

17 Questions Tech Doesn’t Want You Asking

A practical blueprint for assessing the value, limitations and quality of new technologies for ourselves and our families
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Brandeis Marshall
Apr 13, 2022
Why We’re Creating Language to Hide from Tech’s Censorship Systems

Why We’re Creating Language to Hide from Tech’s Censorship Systems

As content moderation continually shifts, we should scrutinize what tech is doing to our language
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Jamie Cohen
Apr 12, 2022
I Don’t Want the Best Deal Anymore

I Don’t Want the Best Deal Anymore

Why I finally canceled Amazon Prime
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Jacqueline Dooley
Apr 11, 2022
Yearning for Proof

Yearning for Proof

The real incentive for blockchains
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Douglas Rushkoff
Apr 10, 2022
Why Are YouTube Views Tanking?

Why Are YouTube Views Tanking?

Creators are complaining about YouTube views going down, yet more people are joining the platform. What’s going on?
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Michael Beausoleil
Apr 6, 2022
The ‘Wendyverse’ Is a Virtually Tasteless Restaurant

The ‘Wendyverse’ Is a Virtually Tasteless Restaurant

Fast food brands are scrambling to join the Metaverse because… reasons
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Stephen Moore
Apr 4, 2022
When Automation Becomes Enforcement

When Automation Becomes Enforcement

What we talk about when we talk about interoperable end-to-end encryption
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Cory Doctorow
Apr 3, 2022
Why Did Intel x86 Beat RISC Processors in the 1990s?

Why Did Intel x86 Beat RISC Processors in the 1990s?

RISC workstations from companies such as Sun, Silicon Graphics, HP, and Acorn battled Intel in the 90s and lost. Will the same happen with…
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Erik Engheim
Apr 1, 2022
A Lie Gets Halfway Around Social Media While the Truth Is Still Getting Its Boots On

A Lie Gets Halfway Around Social Media While the Truth Is Still Getting Its Boots On

Why did so many people think a blatantly fake apology from Chris Rock was real?
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James Surowiecki
Mar 31, 2022
Platforms Aren’t Prepared for Content Structural Dissonance

Platforms Aren’t Prepared for Content Structural Dissonance

Creators posting tragic images reveal social media’s contrast to traditional media structures
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Jamie Cohen
Mar 30, 2022
The Best Defense Against Rubber-Hose Cryptanalysis

The Best Defense Against Rubber-Hose Cryptanalysis

The cypherpunks were wrong (but also right)
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Cory Doctorow
Mar 27, 2022
The Miserable Lives of Cyborg Truck Drivers

The Miserable Lives of Cyborg Truck Drivers

How AI and automation can make a job worse than before
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Clive Thompson
Mar 24, 2022
How To Survive Automation

How To Survive Automation

Where’s your place in the future of work?
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Sam Brinson
Mar 21, 2022
To Make Big Tech Better, Make It Smaller

To Make Big Tech Better, Make It Smaller

Decreasing the salience of tech’s errors is as important as reducing its prevalence
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Cory Doctorow
Mar 21, 2022
The Metaverse and NFT Boom Is About to Go Bust

The Metaverse and NFT Boom Is About to Go Bust

The world is already getting bored of the apes
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Stephen Moore
Mar 15, 2022
Twitter Blue and the Reinvention of Delivering News

Twitter Blue and the Reinvention of Delivering News

Adapting to an increasingly mobile-driven world
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Omar Zahran
Mar 14, 2022
The Byzantine Premium

The Byzantine Premium

On the contradiction at the heart of Bitcoin advocacy
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Cory Doctorow
Mar 13, 2022
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