Matthew Linares is Technical and Publishing Manager with openDemocracy. He is a variable tinkerer writing and organising around debates in technology and more: Thought and projects. He tweets @deepthings. Encrypt mail to me with my public key.
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Published in: digitaLibertiesIndustry standards won't give artificial intelligence a conscienceMarc Böhlen is part of the team developing universal benchmarks for ethical artificial intelligence. He tells us why they won't work.
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Published in: HomeInternet equality in question again: perspectives on Net NeutralityAs the US regulator seeks to erase Net Neutrality, we ask a number of commentators to share their views on this momentous decision.
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Published in: digitaLiberties"Gains from AI could mean humans live for leisure some day"What should we be asking about AI? A chat with Miles Brundage, researcher at the Future of Humanity Institute and specialist in artificial intelligence policy.
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Published in: digitaLibertiesInternet equality is about to get Trumped – let’s build a wall to defend itThe principle that the internet should be as fast as possible for all its users means small voices with big ideas can transform society. Let's keep it that way.
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Published in: HomeThe Internet, our most mysterious colossusIn Limbo glides us through the Internet, as perceived from its insides, from the perspective of the evolving consciousness coming to life within. At the Open City Documentary Festival, 23 June 2016.