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The Fog of War Thickens in the Age of Venture Capital Aditi Dhiraj Ramanand Feb 17, 2026 Private capital is reshaping the military-industrial complex, and in the rush toward AI-powered defence, climate…
AI’s Rise in India Is Exposing Women to New Digital Harms Shoshana Iny Feb 15, 2026 The rise of unregulated AI deepfakes are rendering Indian women vulnerable to disturbing rights violations.
MIR Meets: Dean Baker Theodore Yohalem Shouse Apr 8, 2025 Host Theo Shouse sits down with Dean Baker, senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, to…
PART II: Neo-Luddites and the Era of AI Derya Ekin Apr 8, 2023 Artificial Intelligence is gradually shifting the job landscape, leaving some worse off than others. In this AI…
The Many Faces of Surveillance Technology: Why the Facial Recognition Conversation… Lila Mooney Dec 20, 2020 To have ‘nothing to hide’ is not a sufficient justification to allow the infringement of our individual freedoms.…
What the Rise of Deepfakes Means for the Future of Internet Policies Nathalie Redick Nov 19, 2020 "Potentially dangerous technologies like deepfakes continue to stay a step ahead of the intelligence employed to…
Part 2: The Future of Data Privacy Sara Parker May 18, 2020 In our modern world of digital commerce, the global nature of the Internet undermines much of the power of…