Jaron Lanier and Glen Weyl argue for data dignity, suggesting that human contributions to AI systems need to be accounted for; Microsoft Windows' Explorer and Start Menu may be getting a new look; Firefox continues its slow elimination of the unencrypted ftp protocol; Microsoft responds to allegations that the Edge browser is bad at privacy; and a Steem essay discussing Superworms that can survive by eating plastic
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Monday, March 23, 2020
Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for March 23, 2020
Labels:
ai,
artificial intelligence,
biology,
cybersecurity,
Data Dignity,
Encryption,
Environment,
Firefox,
FTP,
Glen Weyl,
information security,
infosec,
Jaron Lanier,
Microsoft,
privacy,
Windows,
Windows 10
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for January 16, 2020
The largest-ever nuclear fusion test in space, and the impact it had on Hawaii; Microsoft Edge officially moves to Chromium; Windows 7 has reached End of Life; Windows users, patch your system now; and a Steem essay describing a new, lighter weight, 18-Carat gold material
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