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Tamara Kneese

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Tamara Kneese has appeared in 4 articles since 2020-01. Coverage peaked in 2024Q2 with 1 articles.

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2024-06-23
Washington Post 1 related

As power needs of AI push emissions up, tech companies explore experimental clean energy projects such as atomic fusion and futuristic geothermal power plants

“In Omaha, where Google and Meta recently set up sprawling data center operations, a coal plant that was supposed to go offline in 2022 will now be operational through at least 2026.  The local utilit...

2023-10-02
The Guardian

Q&A with researcher Tamara Kneese on her book Death Glitch and why tech companies need to improve how they handle posthumous digital remains on their platforms

Our digital profiles and possessions are ever-expanding, but what happens to them after our deaths? Mastodon: @metagrrrl@mastodon.social . X: @tamigraph Mastodon: Dinah / @metagrrrl@mastodon.social : ...

2023-08-10
Washington Post 2 related

A profile of James Manyika, Google's SVP of Research, Technology, & Society, who signed a statement warning that AI poses a “risk of extinction” to humanity

But At What Cost? Bluesky: Chris G / @hypervisible.bsky.social : If you put something into the world and disaster ensues, bad things didn't “happen.”  You caused the “bad things.”  A huge part of anth...

2020-01-31
MIT Technology Review 1 related

Pitch deck details Column, a paid social network centered on tech/business notables, with Aron Ping D'Souza as CEO; investor Sarah Cone later said she was CEO

unsolicited and without any indication that it was confidential or embargoed—two weeks ago in an attempt to have this publication as a prospective partner.” https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... @tech...

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