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Professor. I spend a lot of time thinking (& not enough time writing) about surveillance, privacy, tech & data in education.
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What U.S. Federal Employees Should Know About Workplace Surveillance

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By Chris Gilliard, Joan Donovan
| Just Security Verified
Federal government employees are well aware that their government-issued devices used to perform work duties are – and must be – monitored by their employers for a host of reasons, from compliance with records retention and access to information laws, to the need to detect and counter intelligence risks, and more. To be sure, incidental use of devices handling unclassified government information for personal purposes has long been permitted.
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Digital Civil Society Speaker Series: Luxury Surveillance

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By Chris Gilliard
| Stanford University
Register here to join us in-person. Join us for a monthly gathering that explores critical insights on the intersections and implications of digital dependencies with democratic norms and civil society values and actors. The Digital Civil Society Speaker Series is a thought-provoking forum that brings together leading experts and scholars to discuss pressing issues shaping our digital world.
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The Deeper Problem With Google’s Racially Diverse Nazis

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By Chris Gilliard
| Technology For You
Is there a right way for Google’s generative AI to create fake images of Nazis? Apparently so, according to the company. Gemini, Google’s answer to ChatGPT, was shown last week to generate an absurd range of racially and gender-diverse German soldiers styled in Wehrmacht garb. It was, understandably, ridiculed for not generating any images of Nazis who were actually white. Prodded further, it seemed to actively resist generating images of white people altogether.
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