Chinese-made Autel drones, which have been widely used in Ukraine, are shown for sale carrying what appear to be explosive shells.
The post Drones From Company That “Strongly Opposes” Military Use Marketed With Bombs Attached appeared first on The Intercept.
Where many see the death of reality on the internet, this hacker-turned-Notre Dame professor sees communion.
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Harvard, a flash point in the campus fights over the war in Gaza, has seen controversy and activism over its endowment’s investments in Israel.
The post Harvard Endowment Investor and Other Business Leaders Take a Solidarity Trip to Israel appeared first on The Intercept.
Hacked and leaked datasets are more common than ever. Here are some ways to verify they’re real.
The post How to Authenticate Large Datasets appeared first on The Intercept.
Facebook and Instagram’s wartime content moderation practices have “exacerbated violence and failed to combat hate speech,” the senator says.
The post Sen. Elizabeth Warren Questions Meta Over Palestinian Censorship appeared first on The Intercept.
Let’s not praise inaccuracy as creativity.
The post When AI Hallucinates appeared first on Nautilus.
After the ad was discovered, digital rights advocates ran an experiment testing the limits of Facebook’s machine-learning moderation.
The post Facebook Approved an Israeli Ad Calling for Assassination of Pro-Palestine Activist appeared first on The Intercept.
A soft robot replica solves a mystery about the evolution of movement.
The post Resurrecting an Extinct Animal as a Robot appeared first on Nautilus.
NYU and Human Rights Watch accidentally doxxed up to 8,000 victims, journalists, and activists due to a basic security error.
The post Online Atrocity Database Exposed Thousands of Vulnerable People in Congo appeared first on The Intercept.