The ways people stand up to mass surveillance are getting interesting

AI-powered predictive policing is here

We’re one year old and growing!

How much technology is too much?

An end-to-end encryption promise is not enough anymore

Trying to navigate the world of limitless surveillance, data accumulation, and AI training

Can the entirety of human experience be digitized and used to govern us?

Surveillance technology is not just watching anymore – it’s judging

Getting accustomed to a world where any data can be used for anything

Would you embrace the world of watching and listening things or would you rather not?

Technologies of AI surveillance are developed and deployed locally, but they can spread beyond their initial playgrounds

When surveillance becomes omnipresent, is there a way out?

The rise of AI needs surveillance capitalism like your phone needs charging

AI hasn't even reached its full potential – but it's already defining policies, strategies and choices

The tech that rules our lives – and witnesses way too much

The things that monitor and watch us, big and small

Controlling the internet is expensive, but nothing is too costly when you try to stay in power.

Privacy-minded citizens are the only obstacle to mass surveillance

Do tech companies have the will and resources to stop the emerging AI surveillance in its tracks?

Every way of fighting mass surveillance hits differently

Freedom and privacy can be taken away slowly or quickly — just wait until no one is fighting back

Tech surveillance and censorship hit close to home

In the world of big tech and big dictatorships, freedom of speech is a moving target

Retail chains are joining the biometric surveillance dragnet

Nothing good happens under internet shutdown

Some timely tips on how to protect your and your family's privacy

Surveillance technology makes mistakes – do we want it to be perfect?

The future of AI surveillance is already here, and yes, you can take a look

Do workplace surveillance tools know too much about us – or not nearly enough?

What do immigrants and college students have in common? They're gong to feel the power of the surveillance state first.

Mercor allegedly canned an AI training project with thousands of contractors just weeks after hitting a $10 billion valuation.

He also had strong opinions about people's

Surveillance has to start somewhere but does it end?

Carmaker’s seventh biggest single investor will vote against package at annual shareholder meeting

Failed warning systems, complacent officials, and a lack of accountability mean doctors who have lost their medical licenses due to serious wrongdoing can relocate and practice in different countries ...

This week in digital censorship and surveillance

Andreessen Horowitz is funding a company that clearly violates the inauthentic behavior policies of every major social media platform.

This week in digital censorship and surveillance

My Signal exchange with the interim U.S. attorney about the Letitia James grand jury.