SFgate: “Verax”: dark picture of mass surveillance, whistle-blowers, drones, and war
ABC7news: San Mateo County ponders ban on killer robots
WhaTech: Facial recognition market worth $7.7 billion by 2022
The Inquisitr: Dragonfly Eye: AI machine can identify 2 billion people in seconds
findBIOMETRICS: NEC trains deep learning AI to focus
sUAS News: Facial recognition software for drones released by Face-Six
HuffPo: Welcome to the Surveillance State: China’s AI cameras see all
Bloomberg: Pentagon’s cloud transition under hush order from weapons buyer
Related from The Nation: The Pentagon doesn’t need more money
Mondaq: Two data breach bills introduced in US Senate
ACLU: NYC takes on algorithmic discrimination
The Business Journals: Biometric tracking brings security opportunities, privacy concerns
The American Conservative: Big Brother comes to the bathroom
The Wrap: Netflix says it’s really not creeping on you after it trolled users’ viewing habits on Twitter
Life Hacker: How to reclaim your digital privacy from online tracking
Newsmax: America no safer under mass surveillance
Forbes: Apple’s embarrassing attempt to rewrite iPhone X’s history
Counterpunch: History’s deadliest bombing campaign (the US bombing of North Korea between 1950 and 1953, which killed 2 million)
