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Ethics In Tech Interview: US Rep. Jerry McNerney
At Saturday’s All Tech Is Human: San Francisco conference, Ethics In Tech founder Vahid Razavi and EIT board member and journalist Brett Wilkins sat down with Rep. Jerry McNerney (D-CA) to discuss online privacy, net
UCOT Founder & CEO Christopher Ategeka on Regulating Big Tech
By Brett Wilkins Unintended Consequences of Technology (UCOT) founder and CEO Christopher Ategeka was a featured speaker at the All Tech Is Human conference at ThoughtWorks San Francisco on Saturday, September 21. The topic at
FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel on 5G, AI Ethics and the Digital Divide
By Brett Wilkins The opening panel session at All Tech Is Human: San Francisco featured Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, who spoke at length about 5G, the ethics of artificial intelligence, bridging the digital dive
US drone strike kills 30 Afghan pine nut farmers
By Brett Wilkins A US drone strike intended to destroy an Islamic State hideout instead killed dozens of Afghan farmers on Wednesday night. Reuters reports 30 pine nut farmers were were resting after a day’s
Jeff Bezos: Please don’t be a dirty, lying cheapskate
By Brett Wilkins Here at Ethics In Tech we like to make it clear to the world that we are not inherently against tech companies. To skeptics, we point out that our founder, Vahid Razavi,
50 states & territories launch antitrust probe of Google
Attorneys general from 48 US states and 2 territories announced on Monday that they were launching an investigation of what they called “potential monopolistic behavior” by internet giant Google. The bipartisan probe is being spearheaded
Lesbians Who Tech removes Palantir from conference sponsors over immigrant abuses
The LGBTQ tech organization Lesbians Who Tech have removed Palantir from a long list of corporate sponsors of its upcoming New York Leadership Conference, citing public outrage over the company’s complicity in human rights abuses
Imagine a world where technology was only used for the good of humanity…
Imagine a world where technology was only used for the good of humanity… A place where intention was as pure and unclouded as innovation – a place where artificial intelligence was only used for the
Employees urge Google to avoid complicity in border rights abuses
By Brett Wilkins Here at Ethics In Tech we’re quite used to hearing people snicker at the very name of our organization. Apparently there are quite a few people out there who think of “ethics