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How to make democracy work for everyone | Epthinktank - Vimarsana News

How to make democracy work for everyone | Epthinktank

In an important election year for the European Parliament, the Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA) demonstrated its commitment to embracing and disseminating the most recent social science on democratic participation with the 21st STOA Annual Lecture under the theme 'Making Democracy Work for Everyone'.

Hackers got nearly 7 million people's data from 23andMe. The firm blamed users in 'very dumb' move | Hacking - Vimarsana News

Hackers got nearly 7 million people's data from 23andMe. The firm blamed users in 'very dumb' move | Hacking

The company pointed at people who ‘failed to update their passwords’ as sensitive data was offered for sale on forums

Cypriot YFJ vice-president advocates for youth inclusion in politics ahead of EU elections - Vimarsana News

Cypriot YFJ vice-president advocates for youth inclusion in politics ahead of EU elections

The High-Level Event on the EP Elections took place between October 23-24 in Brussels, organised by the Directorate-General for Justice of the European Commission.

AI interview: Dan McQuillan, critical computing expert - Vimarsana News

AI interview: Dan McQuillan, critical computing expert

Critical computing expert Dan McQuillan speaks to Computer Weekly about the top-down imposition of artificial intelligence on society, and how AI is a fundamentally political technology shaped by humanity’s most reactionary tendencies.

Your DNA can now be pulled from thin air. Privacy experts are worried. - Vimarsana News

Your DNA can now be pulled from thin air. Privacy experts are worried.

Technology focused on eDNA, Anna Lewis, a Harvard researcher said, could be used for surveillance of certain kinds of people.

Source: boston.com