Encouraged by the government’s stance, right-wing commentators were quick to portray India’s Hindu majority as under constant threat and discrimination. “The commentators are doing their job of stirring up public problems in the country under any pretext, no matter how stupid,” said Hartosh Singh Bal, executive editor of the magazine. Caravan, a magazine about politics...

Some years Before Charles Rolls met his future business partner, Henry Royce, he was open about the potential of the electric motor. Yes, back in 1900, electrification was very promising, and half of what would become the pioneering luxury car brand fully embraced the idea until the oil business did its nefarious deed and channeled...

European Union The 2018 General Data Protection Regulation provides less than perfect data privacy protection, but it contrasts sharply with the paucity of legislation in the United States, where there is currently no comprehensive federal data privacy law. However, in his second State of the Union address tonight, US President Joe Biden focused more than...

Artificial intelligence Here. It is overblown, misunderstood, and misguided, but it is already the foundation of our lives—and it will only expand its influence. AI helps explore self-driving cars, detects otherwise invisible signs of illness in medical images, finds the answer when you ask Alexa a question, and allows you to unlock your phone with...

Without going into details, these constructions, depending on the application, are intended to convey abstract ideas, processes or ideologies that unite the Darkness. As such, they are not strictly related to the Swamp, but instead create a sense of continuity between the visuals of the Pyramid as a whole. Pyramid Ship on the Moon –...

The letter also points to databases maintained by British multinational RELX and Canadian conglomerate Thomson Reuters, which CUNY law professor Sarah Lamdan, author of the book, said Data cartels: companies that control and monopolize our informationcontain dossiers on approximately two-thirds of the US population, tracking their whereabouts and displaying social and family relationships. In 2020...

Back while pouring Coffee became more popular on the shores of North America in the late 2000s, and I was pretty sure it wasn’t my cup of coffee. I kept throwing away money to try it in coffee shops, but between price and taste, it was like “it’s not you, it’s me.” The famed Japanese...

AI generated text from tools like ChatGPT are starting to make a difference in everyday life. Teachers test this in the classroom. Marketers are trying their best replace your interns. Memers are coming wild deer. To me? It would be a lie to say that I small worried about robots coming to my writing gig....

In fact, what we’ve described here is actually the best-case scenario where fairness can be achieved by making simple changes that impact per-group performance. In practice, fairness algorithms can behave much more radically and unpredictably. This poll found that, on average, most computer vision algorithms improve fairness by hurting all groups, such as reducing recall...

You must have heard the golden age of television, a renaissance brought about by the era of streaming, which is now sadly in decline. It may not bring us another Better call Saulbut there is another golden age that still glimmers very strongly in audio/video: the wireless headphone market. From headphones breaking out of their...