Shruti Das
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- The Wikipedia Test. A free, easy-to-use rubric to help… | by Wikimedia Foundation Policy | Wikimedia Foundation Policy | Jun, 2025 | Medium1 savers
- You Are Witnessing the Death of American Capitalism - YouTube1 savers
- 13 things I know about Shame - by Evan Hu - Wrinkly Figs1 savers
- Is Fake Meat Better for You Than Real Meat? - The New York Times1 savers
- New Junior Developers Can’t Actually Code | N’s Blog5 savers
- HackAPrompt1 savers
- Why not differential privacy? - Ted is writing things1 savers
- Differential Privacy: Issues for Policymakers1 savers
- The Prodigal Techbro - The Conversationalist1 savers
- A friendly, non-technical introduction to differential privacy - Ted is writing things1 savers
- C2PA's Worst Case Scenario - The Hacker Factor Blog1 savers
- Approaches to Digital Public Infrastructure in the Global South1 savers
- Tech policy is only frustrating 90% of the time1 savers
- Broligarchy's Faustian Deal - by Agustin Rossi1 savers
- The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation1 savers
- BILLIONAIRE COLONIALISM with Jason Hickel - EQUALS1 savers
- Finding Person-Problem Fit - Compound Manual20 savers
- En-ROADS1 savers
- Feral Atlas1 savers
- What is Technology? - Letters to a Young Technologist18 savers
- Thoughts for Inauguration Day - by Jennifer Pahlka1 savers
- Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning · Journal of Design and Science23 savers
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This is a strong foundation for legal frameworks that support cocreation and citizen science.
The Wikipedia Test. A free, easy-to-use rubric to help… | by Wikimedia Foundation Policy | Wikimedia Foundation Policy | Jun, 2025 | MediumYou Are Witnessing the Death of American Capitalism
You Are Witnessing the Death of American Capitalism - YouTubeIt is an internal quality of wholeness, born of self-sufficiency and an embodied sense of alignment.
13 things I know about Shame - by Evan Hu - Wrinkly Figsacknowledged that people may be skeptical of its findings because it was funded by Beyond Meat. Industry-funded nutrition research tends to end up with results that are more favorable to the industry than research without industry funding. But with limited federal dollars for nutrition research, it’s often the only way such studies are conducted, Dr. Gardner said.
Is Fake Meat Better for You Than Real Meat? - The New York TimesDo code reviews differently. Instead of just checking if the code works, start a conversation with your team. What other approaches did they consider? Why did they pick this one? Make understanding the process as important as the end result.
New Junior Developers Can’t Actually Code | N’s BlogMaybe finding out that someone is in our database might not be that sensitive. But finding out the value of a specific field might be problematic! In this case, we can adapt the definition of DP, and have the two databases differ only in this field for a single individual.
Why not differential privacy? - Ted is writing thingsCummings and Desai argue that state-of-the-art machine learning models do not meet the GDPR’s standard: “most recommender systems (and many other types of machine learning models) memoize [emphasis added] individual data entries as they are trained, and thus are not sufficiently anonymized to be GDPR compliant.
Differential Privacy: Issues for PolicymakersThe Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) has stood the test of time somewhat better. It allows for the release of information about students (high school grades or college discipline records, say) without consent: after the removal of all personally identifiable information provided that the educational agency or institution or other party has made a reasonable determination that a student’s identity is not personally identifiable, whether through single or multiple releases, and taking into account other reasonably available information
Differential Privacy: Issues for PolicymakersBut the prodigal tech bro’s redemption arc is so quick and smooth it’s barely a road bump
The Prodigal Techbro - The ConversationalistFor reasonable doubt, you'll need show that C2PA's metadata can be easily forged and the metadata is unreliable. (If Narayen's attorneys are smart, they'll reference the Nov 28 CAI webinar on YouTube (from 16:37 to 17:32) where DataTrails explicitly demonstrates how C2PA is easy to forge with a few simple clicks. DataTrail's solution? They authenticate using non-C2PA technology. This shows that other experts also realize that C2PA doesn't work for validation, tamper detection, establishing provenance, or providing authentication.)
C2PA's Worst Case Scenario - The Hacker Factor BlogWhile the invasion has accelerated digitalization, it also threatens to upend it. By the end of 2022, the total cost of repairing Ukraine’s telecommunications sector, damaged by Russian attacks, was estimated at $1.79 billion
Approaches to Digital Public Infrastructure in the Global Southwhat would mean that the the complex and dynamic US economy becomes something more similar to Saudi or Norway, where one industry is everything
Broligarchy's Faustian Deal - by Agustin RossiMost importantly, remember, the status quo isn’t worth protecting. It’s so easy to be in reaction, on the defensive, fighting for the world we had yesterday. Fight for something better, something we haven’t seen yet, something you have to invent. Find a thousand collaborators. Include people you disagree with. Meet division with imagination.
Thoughts for Inauguration Day - by Jennifer PahlkaWhat kind of standards should apply to non-English content, and how can these standards differ according to different languages?
The Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation