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We need to control AI agents now
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Instagram is not a cigarette
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The costs of a phone-based childhood
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What we discovered on ‘Deep YouTube’ – The video site isn’t just a platform. It’s infrastructure.
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The internet is being ruined by bloated junk
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The invisible tech behemoth [Microsoft] (2021)
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How telling people to die became normal - merciless trolling is a fact of online life that may never go away
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Why technology favors tyranny
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How to fix Twitter and social media
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Interview with Jonathan Rauch on epistemic disruption
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I’m scared of the person TikTok thinks I am
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Substack is selling soap operas
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The internet doesn't have to be awful
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The coming software apocalypse
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The supply of disinformation will soon be infinite: Disinformation campaigns used to require a lot of human effort to be effective, but now artificial intelligence could take them to a whole new level
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Why the orange sky looks gray in some photos
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How a strange face in a random 19th-century newspaper ad became a portal to a forgotten moment in ASCII art history
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Beware of Facts Man
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Reddit is finally facing its legacy of racism
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US President Donald Trump's executive order isn't only about Twitter; it's also attempting to ensure that Facebook won't change their own approach in the lead-up to the election
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The people who are keeping the internet running during COVID and how they're doing it
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In the debate over freedom versus control of the global network, China was largely correct, and the US was wrong
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Smartphones have blurred the distinction between different spaces by turning anywhere into a place you can work, watch TV/videos, talk with friends, and more
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Bots are destroying political discourse as we know it
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The real trouble with Silicon Valley: The toxicity of the web is peanuts compared with Big Tech’s failure to remake the physical world
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Tumblr’s first year without porn
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Google is an emerging health-care juggernaut, and privacy laws weren’t written to keep up
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Smart TVs collect data for political-advertising use
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The end of silence - The tech industry is producing a rising din, and our bodies can’t adapt
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The endless, invisible persuasion tactics of the internet
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The biggest star at YouTube's VidCon 2019 was TikTok
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No, you don't look like that. How phone cameras alter reality.
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The platform excuse is dying
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The experience of working on a thirty-year-old Macintosh SE
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Facebook’s dystopian definition of ‘fake’ - For the social-media platform, a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi is content, not a phony
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Social media are ruining political discourse
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I tried to make Facebook's news feed random and fun
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Instagram is the new mall
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How technology could revolutionize refugee resettlement
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When a country bans social media - Sri Lanka’s ban on social media forces a question nobody wants to ask: what if a global media network is impossible?
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Behind every robot is a human
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The hottest chat app for teens is … Google Docs
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How Discord went mainstream
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The small, small world of Facebook’s anti-vaxxers
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The microphones that may be hidden in your home
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Online grocery shopping has been slow to catch on - We shop online for almost everything. Why not food?
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Stop trusting viral videos
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Alexa, should we trust you?
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New technology favors tyranny. Yuval Noah Harrari on artificial intelligence, democracy, and the bigger picture
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