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The map that keeps Burning Man honest

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By Amanda Shendruk 
| not-ship.com
At the end of April, I ran a short campaign to find 15 more paying members of Not-Ship. And we did it! Thank you to the wonderful souls who chose to back this work. It means the world to me. 💙 Amanda Each year, 70,000 people gather on a dry lakebed in Nevada to build a city from scratch. This is Black Rock City, home to the infamous Burning Man event. Eight days later, it's gone. But 150 people remain.
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AI chatbots know more about you than you realise

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By Amanda Shendruk , Youjin Shin
| The Straits Times
From a few basic questions, the kind of day-to-day things you might ask a friend or family member, an AI chatbot can learn more about you than those who have known you for years. Emotional maturity, relationship status, financial constraints, professional ambition and even your health — none of which you were asked about directly, and most of which you hadn’t realised you’d shared. Using the powerful pattern processing inherent to artificial intelligence, chatbots simply inferred these details.
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No quiet at home: The reality of living with Singapore’s traffic noise

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By Roman Sverdan, Shannon Teoh , Stephanie Adeline , Amanda Shendruk 
| The Straits Times
In one of the world’s densest cities, peace and quiet are hard to find. As a global hub, Singapore’s skies are always busy, while an extensive web of roads and a well-connected MRT network keep residents constantly on the move. But these conveniences come at a noisy price – the traffic never stops, and for those living nearby, the constant sound is often impossible to escape.
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