ScienceDeveloping Algorithms That Might One Day Be Used Against YouMachine learning algorithms serve us the news we read, the ads we see, and in some cases even drive our cars. But there’s an insidious layer to these algorithms: They rely on data collected by and about humans, and they spit our worst biases right…Ryan F. Mandelbaum
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TelevisionWandaVision Is Serving Up Mayhem…for the ChildrenWhile WandaVision’s double feature of a premiere dropped us right into the swing of a warped, in-universe television reality with no real explanation or context to make it easier to grasp what the hell is going on, the series’ sudden jump into a new…Charles Pulliam-Moore
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Climate changeScience Alone Won't Save UsOn Wednesday, Anthony Fauci trotted out to the White House briefing room podium, prompting a stream of memes to rival Bernie at inauguration. We had a how it started/how it’s going Fauci comparison under Trump and Biden. We had Fauci walking in slow…Brian Kahn
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Artificial IntelligenceDeveloping Algorithms That Might One Day Be Used Against YouMachine learning algorithms serve us the news we read, the ads we see, and in some cases even drive our cars. But there’s an insidious layer to these algorithms: They rely on data collected by and about humans, and they spit our worst biases right…Ryan F. Mandelbaum
Giz AsksAre Wearables Accurate at Detecting Calorie Burn?It’s easy to attribute omnipotence to one’s devices. I’d hate to know what my iPhone knows about me. That said, there are still aspects of existence that Silicon Valley has yet to quantify (though not, I’m sure, for lack of trying). Calorie-burn…Daniel Kolitz
Giz AsksIs Technology Making Me More Depressed?At what passes for its best, technology would seem equipped to provide a slight relief from tedium/despair, or a semi-efficient if error-prone method of trying to keep in touch with your parents. What it seems wholly unequipped to provide is…Daniel Kolitz
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