Mack DeGeurin
This Camera App Deletes Humans
Bye Bye Camera questions the meaning of humanity from a machine’s perspective.
Gmail's 'Self Destruct' Feature Will Probably Be Used to Illegally Destroy Government Records
Activists have asked Google to disable the feature on government accounts.
Oakland Proposes Strongest Anti-Surveillance Regulations in the Country
The legislation would ban the city from signing non-disclosure agreements with surveillance companies.
Russians Take to the Streets to Protest Telegram Ban
After weeks of feuding between the Russian government and Telegram, thousands of protesters and activists flooded Moscow’s streets demanding a free internet.
Scientists Will Photograph Alien Planets With the World’s Most Powerful Camera
A team of physicists created a 10,000 megapixel camera called DARKNESS that they hope will shed light on some of Earth's nearest neighbors.
Russian Government Blocks Telegram, but Telegram Vows to Fight Back
The encryption debate has reached the Kremlin.
We Met With Crisis Actor Conspiracy Theorists and the Victims They Baselessly Attack
'The Rise of the Crisis Actor Conspiracy Movement' talks to Stoneman Douglas student David Hogg and victims of the Sandy Hook and Sutherland Springs shootings.
Watching the Facebook Hearing in VR Was a Special Kind of Dystopia
AltspaceVR offered robots and humanoids the chance to watch democracy in action from the comfort of a virtual penthouse.
This Salad Was Grown in Antarctica
A new German greenhouse has its first harvest on the icy continent.
A Startup Media Site Says AI Can Take Bias Out of News
Knowhere is using AI to aggregate news and rewrite it 'impartially.'
Mass Surveillance Memes Show Our Collective Anxiety Over Government Spying
Surveillance memes are everywhere because it feels like surveillance is everywhere.
Technologists Use Augmented Reality to Return Stolen Artwork
Thieves stole over $500 million worth of art from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 28 years ago. Now, technologists are using Apple’s ARKit to bring the paintings back.