Artificial Intelligence

Digital Privacy & Biometric Fingerprinting: Two natural enemies

Post author:Chris
Post published:March 23, 2024
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In the digital age, biometric fingerprint technology is at the forefront of the battle for security. Claiming to offer unparalleled convenience, it is one of the most vulnerable ways to pay and be recognized. Biometric fingerprints, which are unique to each person, unlock a world where your identity is the key to everything from your smartphone to banking services. This surveillance technology simplifies verification processes and ensures that big tech companies and governments can access your personal data and assets with just the touch of your finger.

PRVCY 101 – Home Assistant devices

Post author:Chris
Post published:March 16, 2024
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At a time when convenience is often more important than concern, digital home assistants such as Alexa, Google Home and Siri have found their way into the sanctity of our living spaces. Promising to simplify our lives with voice-activated commands to control our homes, play music or give us real-time updates, these devices have become ubiquitous. However, beneath the surface of convenience lies a major threat to privacy: surveillance.

Are Carbon Footprint Passports for real?

Post author:Chris
Post published:March 9, 2024
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In an era where sustainability is at the forefront of global discussions, it's no surprise that the concept of carbon footprint passports is gaining traction. As the world becomes increasingly monitor and travel and transportation are the main ways to exercise the right of free movements, tracking individual movements and called carbon footprints for travel purposes is becoming a threat.

Smart mirrors: The battle to track our body and behavior

Post author:Chris
Post published:February 24, 2024
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Interactive mirrors may be used in your home to let you know first thing in the morning what your schedule is for the day, where you need to be, and when (as well as telling you a myriad of other things)! Sounds like really not fun. “Smart” mirrors are another example of the obvious tension between technological innovation and privacy, in this blog post we found out why the most sensitive ethical questions are in terms of influencing behavior and of course collecting data.

The future of protests is here

Post author:Chris
Post published:February 24, 2024
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Under the watchful eye of the machines, privacy has become a relic of the past. Surveillance systems, embedded in every corner of society, monitor our every move, word, and thought. Censoring what they called dissidents or promoters of public disorder. The police enforcement use this constant surveillance to maintain an iron grip on their human subjects, crushing any whisper of rebellion or resistance. Individuality is suppressed, conformity is enforced, and dissent is swiftly punished. In this blog post, we will delve into the present and future of protest.

The future of journalism. A Revolution Powered by Artificial Intelligence

Post author:Chris
Post published:February 3, 2024
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As we stand on the cusp of a new era, the convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and journalism is here to stay; ushering in a revolution that promises to redefine how we consume news. With AI-generated news rapidly becoming a reality, media outlets are grappling with the implications and opportunities presented by this transformative technology.

What role does machine learning play for public services?

Post author:Chris
Post published:December 22, 2023
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Social digital points are not only being introduced in China. Governments around the world are using mechanisms to collect private and personal data from their citizens to decide which public services they should and should not receive.

Exploring SMAT: A Social Media Analysis Toolkit for Activists, Journalists, and Researchers

Post author:Chris
Post published:December 7, 2023
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In 2020, Mozilla Firefox announced the Social Media Analysis Toolkit (SMAT), which addresses the challenges of manipulated online discourse. Co-developed by Mozilla Fellow Emmi Bevensee, it is a free, easy-to-use and open-source tool designed to analyze digital conversations. SMAT is designed to help activists, journalists, researchers and other non-profit organizations with censorship by analyzing and visualizing harmful online trends such as hate, misinformation and disinformation.

Chatbots and data protection – the effects

Post author:Chris
Post published:November 30, 2023
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Chatbots are those neat little pop-up windows that websites install to help you navigate. Whether we're looking for customer service, need help with shopping or just want to have a friendly chat, chatbots are there, smiling and offering quick answers and efficient solutions. In this article, we'll dive into the fascinating world of chatbot development and uncover the underlying mechanisms that enable their ability to understand, process and respond to human language, as well as the digital risks involved.

Meet the eyes and ears in your home

Post author:Chris
Post published:November 26, 2023
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From smart homes and wearable devices to industrial systems and healthcare devices, the IoT has revolutionized the way we interact with technology. However, this interconnectedness also brings with it a major problem: risks to digital privacy. In this blog post, we will look at the concept of IoT and explore the potential privacy risks associated with it.