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Google's hate speech-detecting AI appears to be racially biased

AIs that spot abusive online content are up to twice as likely to identify tweets as offensive when by people who identify as African American

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How to build a motion-detector wildlife camera with an old smartphone

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Countries are turning off the internet to stop violence. Does it work?

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Fake news is not our friend Facebook advert

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Facebook's fact-checking process is too opaque to know if it's working

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Internet gifs aren't just for the lols: Giphy wants to make money too

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Internet gifs aren't just for the lols: Giphy wants to make money too

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Instagram will ask users to rethink posting something offensive

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YouTube suggests extremist content more often than alt-right site Gab

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What will your digital footprint tell people about you when you die?

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Environment

The musicians helping make climate change a cultural movement

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Singapore's ban on fake news sets a dangerous precedent

As tempting as it sounds, Singapore's initiative to curb online misinformation could stop public-interest journalism and stifle academic discourse, says Donna Lu

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Polarisation on social media could be reduced with a few simple tweaks

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Taking on tech giants: Can anyone stop Facebook, Amazon and Google?

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The psychological dark side of sharing your daily life on YouTube

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Facebook and Instagram may have to remove like buttons for UK children

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