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@onekade

@onekade
35 posts
2025-10-29
“Wednesday, as part of his ongoing war against Wikipedia because he does not like his page, Elon Musk launched Grokipedia, a fully AI-generated “encyclopedia” that serves no one and nothing other than the ego of the world's richest man.” www.404media.co/grokipedia-i...
2025-10-29 View on X
The Verge

Grokipedia hands-on: many articles clone Wikipedia, but deviate significantly on topics conflicting with Elon Musk's worldview; at times, it is overtly racist

xAI's Wikipedia-like website offers a generous take on Musk's worldview. … On Monday, a new online “encyclopedia” sputtered to life.

2025-05-23
This entire story about the “intelligence community” creating a massive data warehouse using information they buy from data brokers is bonkers and horrifying, but the detail that kills me is that Biden's team was setting this up prior to the election theintercept.com/2025/05/22/ i...
2025-05-23 View on X
The Intercept

Docs: ODNI is developing a centralized portal to streamline the purchase of commercially available information, like location data, by US intelligence agencies

US intel is buying up vast volumes of sensitive information that would have previously required a court order, essentially bypassing #FourthAmendment.  But #surveillance state has ...

2025-01-10
Use Tinder, Grindr, or Microsoft Outlook on your phone?  Data brokers are selling your location data to anyone with the money to buy it—foreign governments, cops, Trump creeps, stalkers, literally anyone. www.wired.com/story/gravy-...
2025-01-10 View on X
Wired

A hack of data company Gravy reveals Candy Crush, Tinder, and thousands of other apps are used to collect user location data; app developers may not even know

A hack of location data company Gravy Analytics has revealed which apps are—knowingly or not—being used to collect your information behind the scenes.

2024-12-03
This is good.  But the only durable solution is the ban the sale of precise geolocation data.  That's what we are working on in Massachusetts. www.ftc.gov/news-events/...
2024-12-03 View on X
The Verge

The CFPB proposes limiting data brokers' ability to sell Americans' personal and financial info, after the National Public Data breach discovered in April 2024

In the wake of high-profile hacks affecting hundreds of millions of Americans, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) …

2023-12-09
23andMe is hacked and subsequently informs users they have 30 days to opt out of new arbitration terms. Incredible shit. https://www.wired.com/... [image]
2023-12-09 View on X
Axios

23andMe changed its TOS to prevent lawsuits days after its October data breach; to opt out, customers must email the company that they disagree within 30 days

2022-10-19
only 50k people use Parler? lol. I guess there isn't really much of a market for nazi social media after all. seems like people enjoy a range of perspectives and reasonable content moderation, after all. https://www.theverge.com/...
2022-10-19 View on X
The Verge

Source: Parler has ~50,000 DAUs and its parent company Parlement had been trying to sell the social network for the past few weeks at a “wildly inflated” price

conservative opportunists have seen the partisan split emerging across Big Tech and decided they want a piece of the action. But instead of innovating — which is hard — they pump o...

2022-09-19
This is wild. Apparently a lot of the hate directed at Linda Sarsour in 2017 came from Russia's Internet Research Agency, the government propaganda effort. https://www.nytimes.com/...
2022-09-19 View on X
New York Times

How Russia's IRA troll factories tweeted a torrent of fabricated narratives against the US Women's March and its leaders for 18 months, fracturing the movement

As American feminists came together in 2017 to protest Donald Trump, Russia's disinformation machine set about deepening the divides among them.

2022-07-29
Excellent news. Big Tech says this kind of aggressive antitrust enforcement will stifle innovation, because it will discourage VC investment in startups that hope to cash out by selling to the big companies. But what if it instead encourages better ideas? https://www.nytimes.com/...
2022-07-29 View on X
New York Times

Lina Khan's attempt to block Meta's Within acquisition upends decades of antitrust standards and could shift how DC regulates competition in nascent industries

Lina Khan may set off a shift in how Washington regulates competition by filing cases in tech areas before they mature.

2022-02-02
I don't know, I think it's not such a difficult ethical choice. If the organization needs money, fundraise like everyone else. Get grants. Don't sell data from a suicide hotline. https://twitter.com/...
2022-02-02 View on X
Politico

Nonprofit suicide chat service Crisis Text Line ends its data sharing relationship with for-profit spinoff Loris.ai and asks the company to delete existing data

and it's striking to be offered so much inside info about the CTL/Loris debacle — but it also doesn't fully connect the dots. A few thoughts/questions: https://www.zephoria.org/......

2021-10-15
I personally think this is horrifying. But if you love the idea of allowing a company like Facebook to track everything you do in real life, that's your problem. It becomes my problem when that technology tracks me against my will. https://www.theverge.com/...
2021-10-15 View on X
The Verge

Facebook details Ego4D, a research project in partnership with 13 universities that uses first-person video to improve perception by AI assistants

cataloguing not just what you say but the physical world around you. Such systems could be incredibly useful, of course, but have huge privacy implications. https://www.theverge.co...

2021-08-10
The Democrats in the House want to explore expanding the use of racially biased AI to listen to and analyze prison calls, looking for who knows what. This will disproportionately harm Black people. https://www.reuters.com/...
2021-08-10 View on X
Reuters

US prisons are exploring the use of AI to analyze inmates' phone calls, a practice privacy advocates say could amplify racial bias in the justice system

Reuters : Tweets: @aaschapiro , @lanceulanoff , @onekade , and @foxcahn Tweets: Avi Asher-Schapiro / @aaschapiro : Prisons & jails are quietly deploying tech to transcribe, & anal...

2021-07-15
The best part of this story is that FB didn't like the top ten lists (which showed fascists dominating shares and likes) because it signaled to advertisers that their user base is old white people. They weren't so concerned about the fascism part, of course. https://twitter.com/...
2021-07-15 View on X
New York Times

Facebook staff detail the fight over CrowdTangle, which notes top-engaging posts, often showing right-wing sources dominating; in April, its team was reassigned

literally 9 or 10 of 10—by conservative media posts. Facebook is unhappy that this makes them look like a right wing echo chamber and are contemplating if and how to reduce transpa...

2021-07-08
Super comforting that Russia and the United States are united in their opposition to a ban on fully autonomous killing machines. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
2021-07-08 View on X
Washington Post

A look at the debate over autonomous weapons: 30 countries support a total ban, the US says concerns are overblown, and Russia says such weapons don't yet exist

Gerrit De Vynck / Washington Post : Tweets: @zaknafeindc , @ghostpanther , @thekarami , @chey_cobb , @nils_gilman , @gerritd , @rachaelmyrow , @ylitvinenko , @onekade , @daankayse...

2021-05-11
Ah wonderful. Now we can look forward to stories about why DHS' $10m social media surveillance boondoggle just so happened to miss the posts from the white racist guy who told everyone who he was going to murder, when, and where. https://www.nbcnews.com/...
2021-05-11 View on X
NBC News

Officials say the DHS has started building a warning system to gather and analyze intelligence about domestic terrorism threats from public social media posts

WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security has begun implementing a strategy to gather and analyze intelligence … Tweets: @purplerain713 , @hanxfingers , @kylegriffin1 , @jgr...

2021-04-02
Microsoft is helping the USG turn war into a video game. One of the reasons we are banning face surveillance is that we know military technologies end up in police hands. We do not accept living in that kind of world, and we are organizing so we won't. https://twitter.com/...
2021-04-02 View on X
CNBC

The Pentagon says Microsoft will build 120K custom HoloLens headsets for the US Army; Microsoft says the contract could be worth up to $21.88B over 10 years

AR makes a spectacle Nathan Ord / HotHardware.com News : Microsoft Inks $22 Billion Deal To Supply Modified HoloLens AR Headsets To US Army Troops Kris Graft / Gamasutra : Controve...

2021-04-01
Microsoft is helping the USG turn war into a video game. One of the reasons we are banning face surveillance is that we know military technologies end up in police hands. We do not accept living in that kind of world, and we are organizing so we won't. https://twitter.com/...
2021-04-01 View on X
CNBC

The Pentagon says Microsoft will build 120K custom HoloLens headsets for the US Army; Microsoft says the contract could be worth up to $21.88B over 10 years

- Microsoft will deliver to the U.S. Army more than 120,000 devices based on its HoloLens augmented reality headset.

2021-03-16
This is terrifying. Three things: 1. Congress, where you at? 2. Use signal, not SMS. 3. Didn't get that 2-factor auth text? Maybe someone else did. https://www.vice.com/...
2021-03-16 View on X
VICE

Hacker paid a company called Sakari $16 to reroute a reporter's texts and used SMS 2FA to break into his accounts, showing the need for regulation of SMS tools

incredibly — allowed a reporter's texts to be intercepted and sent to another device. All you had to do is swear you're authorized to receive texts at the targeted number. This is ...

2021-02-28
This is a very nice comment about me. But the larger point is 100 percent true. This work is succeeding because hundreds of people nationwide have prioritized it, and our work has been strategic, coordinated, and deliberate. That's why we are winning. When we fight, we win. https://twitter.com/...
2021-02-28 View on X
New York Times

How ACLU and activist Kade Crockford convinced Massachusetts lawmakers to pass a police reform bill banning the use of facial recognition tech in criminal cases

Massachusetts is one of the first states to put legislative guardrails around the use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations.

An entire movement is responsible for this, and we ain't done yet! https://twitter.com/...
2021-02-28 View on X
New York Times

How ACLU and activist Kade Crockford convinced Massachusetts lawmakers to pass a police reform bill banning the use of facial recognition tech in criminal cases

Massachusetts is one of the first states to put legislative guardrails around the use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations.

2020-12-30
This man has been thoroughly terrorized by algorithms. First, he was wrongfully arrested after cops used facial recognition. Then, he was incarcerated pre-conviction because an algorithm rated him as high risk, due to prior drug convictions. #CodedBias https://www.nytimes.com/...
2020-12-30 View on X
New Jersey Online

Lawsuit claims a New Jersey man was jailed for 10 days based on an erroneous facial recognition match, and prosecutors kept pursuing him for nearly a year