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Albert Einstein

If I were to remain silent, I’d be guilty of complicity

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body, but you will never imprison my mind.

Daniel Ellsberg

Everybody who knows that truth has been concealed should consider whether this is not the time for them to speak out and to do it in ways that will both capture public attention, especially with documents, and protect themselves from retaliation. That's what I would tell them.

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Report: US drone strike kills Afghan civilians, Taliban commander

January 9, 2020

By Brett Wilkins Also published at Antiwar.com An unconfirmed number of Afghan civilians – reportedly more than 40 – were killed along with the regional leader of a splinter Taliban faction and dozens of militants

Ethics in Tech Strongly Opposes US War on Iran

January 6, 2020

By Brett Wilkins You don’t need to tell Ethics in Tech that war is hell. Some of the earliest childhood memories of our founder, Vahid Razavi — who was born in Iran — involve being under attack

If Twitter banned Danielle Stella, why not ban Trump too?

December 6, 2019

By Brett Wilkins December 6, 2019 Twitter has long faced intense criticism for turning a blind eye to right-wing hate speech on its platform, including by the world’s most (in)famous tweeter, US President Donald Trump.

All the Amazon money in the world couldn’t buy Seattle’s city council elections

November 11, 2019

By Brett Wilkins November 11, 2019 Here and San Francisco and all across America, last week marked the end of another grueling political campaign season. Here in the City by the Bay, it was a

Somali villagers say US drone strike kills civilians gathering frankincense

October 31, 2019

By Brett Wilkins October 31, 2019 A recent US drone strike targeting Islamic State (IS) militants in northeastern Somalia accidentally killed two civilians gathering frankincense, according to village elders and a survivor interviewed by Voice

Tickets on sale for Ethics In Tech Community Night and comedy roasts!

October 23, 2019

We’re baaack! Ethics In Tech has had a busy year hosting, attending or covering all kinds of events, from some of the biggest tech industry conferences to intimate community discussion forums and just about everything

Microsoft betrays its AI principles by investing in Israeli facial recognition company AnyVision

October 11, 2019

By Brett Wilkins Microsoft — which recently adopted a set of six core principles for the development of ethical artificial intelligence (AI) — has come under fire for investing in an Israeli company that produces facial recognition

TechCrunch Disrupt tackles ethics in tech

October 7, 2019

It’s nice to know that an all-tech site like TechCrunch has a senior reporter focused on diversity, inclusion and social justice. Her name is Megan Rose Dickey and she moderated Friday’s opening main stage panel discussion

TechCrunch Disrupt SF: Marc Benioff on ‘a new kind of capitalism’

October 4, 2019

The Bible says something about it being easier to thread a camel through a needle than to get a rich man into heaven. It’s not every day that I begin a post with the words