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Ben Tarnoff

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10 articles stable

Ben Tarnoff has appeared in 10 articles since 2018-02. Coverage peaked in 2019Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Google, Kickstarter.

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2023-07-26
The Guardian 2 related

A profile of Joseph Weizenbaum, who created the first chatbot in 1966 but turned against AI, believing the computer revolution constricted our humanity

Computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum was there at the dawn of artificial intelligence - but he was also adamant that we must never confuse computers with humans Mastodon: @Weizenbaum_Institut … , @ska...

2022-06-18
The Guardian

How eBay, launched in 1995 as AuctionWeb, anticipated many of the key features that would define a “platform” and unlocked the profit potential of the internet

Ben Tarnoff / The Guardian : Tweets: @moiragweigel and @bentarnoff Tweets: Moira Weigel / @moiragweigel : Today, much critical discourse on the internet focuses on search and social media platforms. ...

2019-04-24
New York Times

American companies keep building surveillance tools that are used to violate human rights; workers who organize protests or refuse to comply deserve protections

American companies continue to build surveillance tools that are used to violate human rights.  Workers who refuse to comply deserve protections. Tweets: @gortnacul_house , @supernodal , @supernodal ,...

2019-04-23
Wired 21 related

Two Google employees who helped organize walkouts say they've faced demotions or dramatically changed roles, plan a town hall to share stories of retaliation

both at research institutions like @AINowInstitute, and at places like Google, which need calls for change and self-reflection from strong voices within. http://www.nytimes.com/... Kate Conger / @kate...

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