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Saturday, January 11, 2020
Born to be the greatest Privacy Villains in history
While we were worried about state surveillance, private firms built a surveillance state more pervasive than our imagined authoritarian dystopias.
While we criticize the Chinese state’s implementation of “social credit scores”, our private firms r rapidly implementing them here.
Born to Spy
ADVERSARY TECHNOLOGY: Woman Says Amazon’s Alexa Told Her To Stab Herself In The Heart For ‘The Greater Good.’
Born to Spy
ADVERSARY TECHNOLOGY: Woman Says Amazon’s Alexa Told Her To Stab Herself In The Heart For ‘The Greater Good.’