by Nathan Steelwater | Dec 23, 2017 | Culture Rot
The internet is one of those underappreciated technological wonders. Coupled with smartphones, the entire wealth of human knowledge now fits in the palm of your hand. It has connected, and in many ways divided, us as a people. But for every researcher finding digital...
by Kelli Ballard | Oct 16, 2017 | Culture and Entertainment News
Don’t worry New York Times, if your material isn’t trending on social media, your pal Nick Dudich can make sure it will. That is if it meets with his personal political agenda. Project Veritas (PV) just released the video NYT Part 2: Exploiting Social Media and...
by Archived Author | Sep 10, 2017 | Science
IBM and MIT recently announced a plan to spend $240 million over the next ten years to develop a new MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab. The lab focuses on advancing four research pillars: AI algorithms, the physics of AI, application of AI to industries, and advancing shared...
by Archived Author | Sep 1, 2017 | Free Speech
In the beginning, Google and Facebook were just tools for searching, sharing, and communicating. They generally stayed out of politics and presented themselves as platforms for free speech. However, that slowly changed. People reported biased search results. YouTube,...
by Andrew Moran | Aug 28, 2017 | The Left
Let the soft censorship commence. This week, Google will launch the biggest crackdown on so-called extremist videos on YouTube, whether it’s by labeling certain content “not suitable” for advertisers or installing restrictions on specific videos. Unfortunately, one of...
