Well, well, well. The Netherlands national archive is, for the first time, publicly posting all 450.000 dossiers on people who, in one form or another, collaborated with the nazis during the nazi occupation of '40-'45. A lot of people are very worried about this, because most of this information has never been made public.
"After the war, everybody was in the resistance" is a saying we have here. We're about to find out just how truthful that cynical saying really is.
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Because of the Twitter/X ban, many people from Brazil are moving to Mastodon, including Artists, so let's do an Art Share for them only! Let's help them get the boost they need around here!
ARTISTS FROM BRAZIL
- In the comments, introduce yourself and show your art!
PEOPLE NOT FROM BRAZIL
- Boost this post and the ones from brazilian artists in the comments!
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Basically, a good way to never trust "it's okay, the data is anonymized" again is simply knowing what the "Hemisphere Program" is.
https://www.eff.org/cases/hemisphere
In short, the US government got access to number from, number to, datetime, length and sometimes location information for every call passing through AT&T's network from 1987 to today.
Then they ran an algorithm to de-anonymize every burner phone based on behavior. They did this because maybe some of those burners were used by drug dealers.
For almost 10 years, federal and local law enforcement agencies across the country have engaged in a massive and secretive telephone surveillance program known as “Hemisphere.” Publicly disclosed for the first time in September 2013 by the New York Times, the Hemisphere program provides police...
TED offered a vision of the world where complex societal issues could be solved with a lightbulb moment and a well-designed PowerPoint presentation.
Climate change? There's an app for that.
Poverty? A social entrepreneur with a TED talk has it figured out.
It was a worldview that flattered millennials' sense of ourselves as changemakers while conveniently ignoring the systemic barriers to real change.
https://www.joanwestenberg.com/ted-talks-the-picotop-of-millennial-pop-intellectualism
"This week showed that, thanks to these increasingly organized cumulative efforts, resistance to AI has reached a fever pitch —it is robust, far-reaching, and impeding OpenAI’s ability to continue successfully generating a mythology about itself." - @brianmerchant
https://www.bloodinthemachine.com/p/the-tide-is-turning-against-openai
Thom, exceedingly pure
Todd Crawshaw
MrAlanCooper
Anubi [MOVING TO SUNNY.GARDEN]
EUCUP
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Jeff Jarvis
JA Westenberg
Alex Howard
Esra'a