Tagged ‘data’

The Exploited Labor Behind Artificial Intelligence Seen in No.239 — Oct 23, 2022
Dystopia for Realists Seen in No.238 — Oct 16, 2022
Towards Data Neutrality Seen in No.229 — Jul 24, 2022
Data as the New Soil, Not Oil Seen in No.227 — Jul 10, 2022
No.218 Shorts Seen in No.218 — May 08, 2022
No.215 Shorts Seen in No.215 — Apr 17, 2022
Molly Wright Steenson on Cybernetics, AI, Feedback Loops, and Data Seen in No.209 — Mar 06, 2022
Mycorrhizal Fungal Networks and the Dataome Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021
Statistical Imaginaries Seen in No.200 — Dec 12, 2021
City Data Commons for the Climat Crisis Seen in No.194 — Oct 31, 2021
A World Ordered only by Search Seen in No.192 — Oct 17, 2021
Machine Learning’s Crumbling Foundations Seen in No.188 — Sep 19, 2021
Cartographic Evidence of Invisible Cities Seen in No.182 — Jul 18, 2021
Everyone Should Decide How Their Digital Data Are Used — Not Just Tech Companies Seen in No.181 — Jul 11, 2021
What Is Going on Here? Seen in No.171 — May 02, 2021
Control Creep: when the Data Always Travels, so Do the Harms Seen in No.169 — Apr 18, 2021
Digital Sovereignty and Smart Cities: What Does the Future Hold? Seen in No.167 — Apr 04, 2021
Find Something to Hide as Soon as Aossible; an Interview with Anne Boyer Seen in No.157 — Jan 24, 2021
The Way We Train AI Is Fundamentally Flawed Seen in No.152 — Nov 29, 2020
Data as Property? Seen in No.148 — Nov 01, 2020
The Climate Issue Seen in No.147 — Oct 25, 2020
Jaron Lanier in Conversation with Tim Maughan Seen in No.145 — Oct 11, 2020
The Gamification of Games Seen in No.143 — Sep 27, 2020
How Not to Know Ourselves Seen in No.137 — Aug 16, 2020
We’re Losing the War Against Surveillance Capitalism because We Let Big Tech Frame the Debate Seen in No.133 — Jul 05, 2020
No.130 Asides Seen in No.130 — Jun 14, 2020
After Supply Chain Capitalism Seen in No.120 — Apr 05, 2020
The Case for … Cities that Aren’t Dystopian Surveillance States Seen in No.110 — Jan 26, 2020
Oil Is the New Data Seen in No.105 — Dec 04, 2019
No.101 Asides Seen in No.101 — Nov 03, 2019
Neural Nets Are Just People All the Way Down Seen in No.100 — Oct 27, 2019
21st Century Datacenter Locations Driven by 19th Century Politics Seen in No.95 — Sep 22, 2019
Face Recognition, Bad People and Bad Data Seen in No.94 — Sep 15, 2019
Faced with a Data Deluge, Astronomers Turn to Automation Seen in No.93 — Sep 08, 2019
Progress and Its Discontents Seen in No.90 — Aug 18, 2019
Not Relevant for Fantasy Purposes Seen in No.84 — Jun 16, 2019
Jim Balsillie : ‘Data Is Not the New Oil – It’s the New Plutonium’ Seen in No.82 — Jun 02, 2019
A Vision for a Shared Digital Europe Seen in No.76 — Apr 21, 2019
How Will AI Change Your Life? Seen in No.75 — Apr 14, 2019
No.66 Asides Seen in No.66 — Feb 10, 2019
When Automation Bites Back Seen in No.63 — Jan 20, 2019
Report Suggests Toronto Library Should Handle Data Governance for Projects Like Quayside Seen in No.62 — Jan 13, 2019
We Can’t Own Information Seen in No.61 — Dec 16, 2018
Apple’s Tim Cook Makes Blistering Attack on the ‘Data Industrial Complex’ Seen in No.54 — Oct 28, 2018
Sidewalk Toronto Has only One Beneficiary, and It Is Not Toronto Seen in No.52 — Oct 07, 2018
We Need a Digital Commonwealth to Counter Surveillance Capitalism Seen in No.49 — Sep 16, 2018
Welcome to the Metadata Society — and Beware Seen in No.48 — Sep 09, 2018
Data’s Day of Reckoning with Ethics Seen in No.46 — Aug 26, 2018