Introduction Is the internet a safe space for everyone to have a voice? In recent years, hate speech and online harassment on social media platforms have become increasingly serious. According to the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) […]
“Freedom of speech does not protect you from the consequences of saying stupid shit.” — Jim C. Hines Introduction In modern society, people are used to opening social media every day to share their feelings, […]
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Introduction: Why Words Online Matter Offline In 2022, a non-binary teenager in the U.S. was harassed relentlessly online after sharing a video about their gender identity on TikTok. The hateful comments quickly escalated to death […]
“With a single comment you make on the Internet, others can know who you are, know your cell phone number, workplace and other sensitive information, and even suffer offline harassment.” This is not the plot […]
Rising Issues In this rapid age of digital information, our personal privacy has been exposed to a more complex and sensitive environment than ever before. Due to the flourishing technology, our lives are increasingly inseparable […]
The news has broken that Meta, parent company of social media giants Facebook and Instagram, trained their Llama AI system on Library Genesis – an online trove of pirated books and research papers. Also known […]
It is now a common sense that people in society enjoys human rights, which not only covers the right of privacy, freedom of speech, staying away from harm and other inhuman treatment, but also includes […]
Online privacy is breaking down. Every click, like, and search leaves a trace of our privacy on platforms. Most of us give away our personal details without thinking. This is not because they want to, […]
How Gender Bias Hides in Algorithms (Image source: Google) It started with a credit card. In 2019, Apple collaborated with Goldman Sachs to launch the Apple Card, a credit card that it claimed was “intelligent” […]
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