Reason: Border Patrol agents don’t need Big Brother spying powers over Americans, but they want them anyway
Futurism: As drones become tools of war, companies turn to hacking them
Idaho Statesman: This Boise company will demonstrate how its tech can thwart a drone attack
Ars Technica: Facebook has been sharing our data for months to help study income inequality
VICE News: Neil Gorsuch is shaping up to be an unlikely defender of your privacy
Washington Examiner: Is it time to crack down on facial recognition tech?
Techdirt: Court sends cop back to prison for bogus ‘contempt of cop’ arrest
Eurasia Review: Germany launches intelligence satellite to escape US influence
Policy Options: Personal drones, AI, and our privacy
MultiBriefs: New developments in police technology
NextGov: Nvidia making facial recognition AI for smart city surveillance
The Verge: Here are some of the ways experts think AI might screw with us in the next five years
MIT Technology Review: The ‘Black Mirror’ scenarios that are leading some experts to call for more secrecy on AI
The Drive: Samsung just patented display drones controlled by your eyes, face, and hand gestures
Quartz: Artificial intelligence’s ‘paper-clip maximizer’ metaphor can explain humanity’s imminent doom
Ars Technica: Inching closer to a DNA-based file system
