Prediction: Bias
Senators Demand Justice Department Halt Funding to Predictive Policing Programs
The Markup's investigations have shown how a predictive policing algorithm was both discriminatory and inaccurate
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Prediction: Bias
The Markup's investigations have shown how a predictive policing algorithm was both discriminatory and inaccurate
Hello World
An interview with Micah Lee, author of a new book on analyzing datasets that were leaked, hacked, or just accidentally left in the open
Gentle January
Authenticating with a passcode or pattern protects your data legally as well as physically
Gentle January
They’re like secure containers for dangerous files and software
Gentle January
Real-world tactics like shredding paper and using cash can protect you from unwanted attention
Gentle January
Children start making digital footprints long before they can walk—but parents can help slow the process down
Hello World
A conversation with Bourhan Yassin
Gentle January
The iOS feature can keep your phone locked to your Apple ID
Privacy
A new study looks at who is sending information about your online activity to Facebook
Gentle January
I found a strong alternative in Apple Maps
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