Data protection laws are vital but what about research ethics in the data science teams?
But does its ease of use actually work against it?, asks Jane Ruffino
Narratives feed our need for stories about plucky little rogues taking down giants
People who feel observed are often more conformist
It’s a dangerous way to build and fulfil a long-term vision for a country
Making art out of other art is nothing new
We are all vulnerable online, no matter what we do, writes Jane Ruffino
Events like this one remind us of the shadow system that exists under our noses
Social media companies assure us there’s no way they could get you wrong. Are they right?
Why, after ten years, is Twitter still so broken?
But we can barely get our heads past a generation
Catwang started as a funny side-project for Franky Aguilar
It’s a reminder that innovation isn’t only about discovering how to do something, writes Jane Ruffino
But why?
Some predictions about the future of technology are bizarre, but others will guide us to inspiration
