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Twitter Needs to Halt Harassment and Fix Its Business. Here’s a Plan to Do Both.
David Auerbach
Jan 25, 2016
5:00 PM
Can a Field in Which Physicists Think Like Economists Help Us Achieve Universal Knowledge?
David Auerbach
Jan 19, 2016
2:10 PM
How Bad Is Microsoft’s Push Against Its Users’ Privacy?
David Auerbach
Jan 07, 2016
12:25 PM
Why You Shouldn’t Believe the “Hacktivists” Who Say They’re Taking on ISIS
David Auerbach
Dec 10, 2015
3:27 PM
It Doesn’t Matter if You Trust Mark Zuckerberg’s Philanthropy. It’s a Big Problem That We Even Need It.
David Auerbach
Dec 01, 2015
10:18 PM
Anyone Who Says Encryption Backdoors Will Stop Terrorism Is Profoundly Ignorant
David Auerbach
Nov 19, 2015
4:53 PM
The Gun-Control Debate Won’t Be Won With Statistics
David Auerbach
Oct 07, 2015
5:55 PM
Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal Has a Villain, and It’s Not Any of the People Who Took the Fall
David Auerbach
Oct 01, 2015
9:55 AM
A Kind of A.I. Called Machine Learning Is Reshaping How We Live. It’s Time We Understood It.
David Auerbach
Sept 25, 2015
1:34 PM
The U.S. Can’t Keep Its Own Data Safe. How Dare It Demand a Back Door to Yours.
David Auerbach
Sept 16, 2015
4:54 PM
Some Luddites Wear Corsets and Fear iPhones. Others Have a Pretty Good Point.
David Auerbach
Sept 09, 2015
6:26 PM
I Worked at Microsoft and Google. Here’s Why I Doubt Amazon Is That Much Worse.
David Auerbach
Aug 17, 2015
4:02 PM
Blocklists Can Filter Out Harassment Online. And They Can Lead to Something Just as Ugly.
David Auerbach
Aug 11, 2015
2:24 PM
Windows 10 Shamelessly Wants Your Data. Here’s How to Protect Yourself.
David Auerbach
Aug 03, 2015
12:24 PM
This Computer Attack Is Amazing, Frightening, and Unlike Anything Else. It’s Called Rowhammer.
David Auerbach
July 28, 2015
11:25 AM
DeepDream Feels Like Google Images on Drugs. It’s Also the Future of A.I.
David Auerbach
July 23, 2015
1:09 PM
How Reddit Can Solve Its Hate Speech Problem—Without Banning Hate Speech
David Auerbach
July 14, 2015
11:12 AM
The Reddit Blackout Isn’t About One Fired Employee. It’s About a Dysfunctional Relationship at Reddit’s Core.
David Auerbach
July 06, 2015
11:39 AM
The Greek Debt Standoff Is a Bold, Imperfect Form of Mass Democracy Made Possible by the Internet
David Auerbach
July 02, 2015
1:05 PM
Hollywood Finally Created a Hacker Who’s Alienating, Paranoid, and Realistic
David Auerbach
June 25, 2015
2:19 PM