Collaborate Disseminate
Sources told Mission Local that the suspect knew Bob Lee, and also worked in the tech industry, contrary to assumptions many people in tech made about his killer. Continue reading Suspect In Murder of Tech Exec in San Francisco Also Worked in Tech
The Eyecam is made of several motors, silicone, and human hair, to replicate a real human eye socket on top of your monitor. Continue reading This Freaky Little ‘Eyecam’ Wants You to Know Your Computer Is Watching You
The Reddit co-founder and former board member is in the same position as the rest of us now: reporting abuse from the outside and hoping for the best. Continue reading Reddit Bans Racist, Sexist Community After Being Called Out by Alexis Ohanian
On August 21, E-Viction will feature live performances to raise awareness of legislation that harms marginalized communities. Continue reading Sex Workers to Host Self-Destructing Digital Variety Show Against EARN-IT
Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin generated and saved every possible melody to a hard drive, then turned it back around to the commons. Continue reading Musicians Algorithmically Generate Every Possible Melody, Release Them to Public Domain
This adversarial design could be printed on a shirt to fool object recognition algorithms. Continue reading This Trippy T-Shirt Makes You Invisible to AI
More than one thousand subreddits, plotted in an interactive tree. Continue reading This Quantum Physicist Used Machine Learning to Map Reddit’s Sexual Fetishes
Whether you’re a professional or just looking to sext, here’s the stuff you’ll need to upgrade your nude selfie game. Continue reading An Adult Model Explains How to Take the Best Nude Selfies
This study suggests we start thinking seriously about how we handle digital remains. Continue reading Researchers Say Facebook’s Dead Users Could Outnumber the Living Within 50 Years
The video of the chimpanzee scrolling through social media isn’t good for wildlife conservation, experts say. Continue reading That Viral Video of a Chimp Scrolling Instagram Is Bad, Actually