Technology

“If you are concerned about your workers discussing topics like ‘restrooms’ or ‘slave labor,’" write Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Rep. Cori Bush, and others, "the answer is ... to improve your treatment of workers."

In-Q-Tel — the CIA's venture capital arm — and the military are investing heavily in the metaverse. There are growing concerns they’re wasting taxpayer money.

Matiul Haq Khalis, head of the aid group ARCS and a former Taliban negotiator, was added to Facebook’s Dangerous Individuals blacklist.

"Project Nimbus" would insulate the Israeli government's cloud computing from political pressures stemming from the military occupation of Palestine.

The leak investigation of the draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade raises important issues for journalists as well as potential sources.

Clearview and its right-wing founder have become emblematic of the threat posed by powerful and typically unsupervised software.

Dozens of Russian companies and government agencies have been hacked in apparent retribution for the invasion of Ukraine.

Anomaly Six, a secretive government contractor, claims to monitor the movements of billions of phones around the world and unmask spies with the press of a button.

Critics point out that Facebook's human rights and free speech rules tend to match up with U.S. policy preferences.

Also: “Grievance,” “slave labor,” “This is dumb,” “living wage,” “diversity,” “vaccine,” and others.