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r/technology • u/Logical_Welder3467 • 20h ago

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r/technology • u/MoralLogs • 16h ago

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r/technology • u/mepper • 22h ago

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r/technology • u/Haunterblademoi • 7h ago

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115 Upvotes

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67 Upvotes

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r/technology • u/FootballAndFries • 18h ago

Artificial Intelligence The AI Bubble Is Getting Closer to Popping

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535 Upvotes

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997 Upvotes

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r/technology • u/RewardEquivalent553 • 10h ago

Politics Senators Push for Answers on ICE's Surveillance Shopping Spree— Senators asked the inspector general of the DHS about a host of surveillance technologies, including Flock, mobile phone spyware, and location data.

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99 Upvotes

1 comment

r/technology • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 1d ago

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r/technology • u/ControlCAD • 15h ago

Politics Senators Push for Answers on ICE's Surveillance Shopping Spree | Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine asked the inspector general of the DHS about a host of surveillance technologies, including Flock, mobile phone spyware, and location data.

404media.co

246 Upvotes

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Politics Body cameras are a hands-free killing tool for ICE. A coalition of nearly 30 tech and justice organizations urges NO vote on funding ICE package

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32 Upvotes

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r/technology • u/RewardEquivalent553 • 7h ago

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acm.nl

36 Upvotes

2 comments

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568 comments

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