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to propose tools, social practices and collective data custody arrangements that allowed them to “collectively bargain” with their data for cooperation with government and private actors supported by the PDIS-supported program of “data coalitions” to address civic problems.

Audrey Tang • ⿻ 數位 Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy

Underground Warfare

Daphné Richemond-Barak

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Machine learning and phone data can improve targeting of humanitarian aid - Nature

Chris Udry nature.com

All six said that Lavender had played a central role in the war, processing masses of data to rapidly identify potential “junior” operatives to target. Four of the sources said that, at one stage early in the war, Lavender listed as many as 37,000 Palestinian men who had been linked by the AI system to Hamas or PIJ.

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Harry Davies • ‘The machine did it coldly’: Israel used AI to identify 37,000 Hamas targets

Otto Skorzeny

Max Boot • Invisible Armies

DarkWeb Scraping DeepWebHarvester is a powerful tool designed to scrape onion sites on the dark web, enabling comprehensive crawling and extraction of valuable data. – A demo that illustrates how I extract data from an onion site ethically using the tool: #C... See more

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Any questioning or discrediting of what is currently the most efficient means of producing acquiescence and docility, of promoting self-interest as the raison d’être of all social activity, is rigorously marginalized.

Jonathan Crary • 24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep

many people have given him a great deal of credit for damaging an institution that was in grave need of being damaged. This did not come about because Stetson Kennedy was courageous or resolute or unflappable, even though he was all of these. It happened because he understood the raw power of information.

Stephen J. Dubner • Freakonomics

It is part of a larger set of processes in which everything once considered personal has to be recreated and deployed in the service of adding dollar or prestige value to one’s electronic identities.