Delhi Rolls Out a Massive Network of Surveillance Cameras
The state government says closed-circuit TVs will help fight crime, but digital liberties activists are concerned about the project's lack of transparency
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When Innovation and Ethics Collide
A lot of engineers want to change the world, but how can they be sure they won’t make it worse?
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How the US Military’s Latest Surveillance Technology Was Inspired by Hollywood
A Q&A with ‘Eyes in the Sky’ author Arthur Holland Michel
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Our Shared Future: Autonomous and Intelligent Systems to Advance Sustainable Development
Learn about the work that went into writing the ‘Ethically Aligned Design’ report
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Q&A With Chair of New Ad Hoc Committee on Diversity, Inclusion, and Ethics
IEEE Fellow Andrea Goldsmith explains what the group will address
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Cybersecurity Job Openings Boom, Pool of U.S. Job Seekers Shrinks
Companies looking for cybersecurity engineers might do better in Australia, France, Israel, the Netherlands, and the U.K., instead of the U.S.
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Microsoft’s Brad Smith on How to Responsibly Deploy AI
Microsoft’s president talks about the promise and perils of artificial intelligence
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A Crowd of Computer Scientists Lined Up for Bill Gates—But It Was Gavin Newsom That Got Them Buzzing
California governor Gavin Newsom wows a crowd of distinguished computer scientists, educators, and other Silicon Valley luminaries at Stanford Human-Centered AI symposium
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Is It in Facebook’s Interest to Protect the Privacy of Users?
Pushed to discuss recent privacy breaches, a Facebook privacy executive defends the company’s approach
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For Most Tech Workers, Scandals Don't Affect Their Desire to Work in the Industry
And for some tech workers, a new survey finds, scandal-ridden companies may actually be more appealing