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Christian Sandvig

Ann Arbor
As seen in: The Guardian, WIRED Magazine, SAGE Publishing, Tech News Tube
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Military AI’s Next Frontier: Your Work Computer

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By Gabriel Grill, Christian Sandvig
| Tech News Tube
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Military AI’s Next Frontier: Your Work Computer Original

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By Gabriel Grill, Christian Sandvig
| WIRED Magazine Verified
It’s probably hard to imagine that you are the target of spycraft, but spying on employees is the next frontier of military AI. Surveillance techniques familiar to authoritarian dictatorships have now been repurposed to target American workers.
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The Senate Talks to Zuck

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By Christian Sandvig
| socialmediacollective.org
Here is an early response to Zuckerberg’s testimony before the US Senate today. If you want my overall score, as of 3:30 ET I think Zuckerberg is doing quite well, but some of the things being discussed need a lot of unpacking. In the beginning of his testimony, Zuck described what people are so upset about: Huh — this phrasing is so careful to be technically accurate but it is right up against the limit of truth. Then I think it goes past that.
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