Future Technology and Society Articles, Videos, and Web Sites (continued)

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• Google is the Keeper of our collective consciousness - Vimeo

• Cancelling the Apocalypse - Youtube

• We need humans at the center of emerging technologies - Geospatial World

• Facial recognition: Britain faces a dystopian future - Spiked

• How Dead Aliens Could Help Save Humanity - Space

• Online Privacy Is a Right, Not a Luxury - PC Mag

• Brain in a dish, babies by design: what it means to be human - Nature

• In a world of difference we can – and should – work harder to cultivate subtle, perceptive empathy towards all human beings - Aeon

• Robots could be a way of caring for our ageing populations in the future - BBC

• How to Protect Humanity From the Invention That Inadvertently Kills Us All - Inverse

• Like the emperor’s new clothes, DNA kits are tailored for the vain - Aeon

• Why the words we choose matter - Tracy Press

• Forget artificial intelligence; think artificial life - Hackaday

• Ten steps to prepare for an exponential future - Tech Crunch

• Forget the Anthropocene: we’ve entered the synthetic age - Aeon

• Why the post natural age could be strange and beautiful - BBC

• Are we living in a computer simulation? I don’t know. Probably. - Vox

• How catastrophes can change the path of humanity - BBC

• The Challenge of Abundance: Boredom, Meaning, and the Struggle of Mental Freedom - Singularity Hub

• From the Roman Empire to our own Gilded Age, inequality moves in cycles. The future looks like a rough ride - Aeon

• Preserving data for our future - Youtube

• We’re losing control of tech’s future – here’s how we can reclaim it - TNW

• Conspicuous consumption will be considered unthinkable 50 years from now - Vox

• In a Russian dump, the homeless cling to hope in the face of a bleak existence - Aeon

• Why Should We Listen to Scientists? - Singularity Hub

• Don’t be fooled by fake images and videos online - The Conversation

• Purposeful Evolution: Creating an Ethical, Prosperous Future - Singularity Hub

• Speak to the shoemaker - Aeon

• Climate change increases potential for conflict and violence - Iowa State University

• Understanding the Future of Humans, AI and Quantum Computers - Next Big Future

• Opening up mosquito research labs to the community - The Conversation

• At home with the homeless - Aeon

• Managing the Unintended Consequences of Technology - Singularity Hub

• Protecting Our Future With a Universal Basic Income - SDEntertainer

• Dalai Lama joins in two discussions on robotics, telepresence and artifical intelligence, compassion and technology - Youtube (1:53:00)

• What is the future of work? - Youtube (2:21)

• Optimistic about quantum computers - Tech Crunch

• How Cryptocurrencies Can Influence the Future of Freedom - Singularity Hub

• Not enough people are paying attention to this economic trend - The Gates Notes

• Facebook co-founder: Tax the rich at 50% to give $500-a-month free cash and fix income inequality - CNBC

• Traditional Advertising Is Soon to Be History. Here’s What Will Replace It - Singularity Hub

• You’re simply not that big a deal: now isn’t that a relief? - Aeon

• Smart dress shows how many times women are groped in one night - Youtube (2:04)

• Google removes 'Don't Be Evil' motto from its Code of Conduct - Mashable

• How the rich fuel climate change - BBC

• How computers misunderstand the world - The Verge

• Letter to editor: Technology is not the future. Children are. - MagicValley.com

• Society will decide where digital marketing takes us next: Oracle - CMO

• Society, Technology and the Future - Irish Tech News

• Social media companies have created an 'attention economy' aimed at taking up users' times as much as possible - Common Dreams - 02/18

• What Happens Next - Youtube video series by Quartz

• Breaking down barriers to computer science for students with disabilities - University of Washington

• Facebook Swears It Won't Use Its New Powerful Face Recognition to Suggest People You May Know - Gizmodo - 12/17

• Facebook Spaces has the power to change dating as we know it - Mashable - 12/17

• We must build a future in which technology works for everyone - MIT - 11/17

• The “Smart Society” of the Future Doesn’t Look Like Science Fiction - Harvard Business Review - 10/17

• DeepMind has launched a new 'ethics and society' research team - Business Insider - 10/17

• Science debate: Should we embrace an enhanced future? - BBC News - 09/17

• Future Of Technology: Here's What Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Said - NDTV Profit - 09/17

• New law helps the poor in Illinois benefit from solar - Yale Climate Connections - 07/17

• Connecting People to Prosperity in the Exponential Age - Singularity Hub - 06/17

• Science Celebrities: Where Are the Women? - TheScientist - 05/17

• Americans Are More Okay With Cloning Humans Than Cheating on a Spouse - Elle - 05/17

• On the Brink of Massive Change: Is This The Future You Want? - Getting Smart - 05/17

• The drone video that sums up global inequality - The Guardian - 04/17

• Soul-searching scientists struggle to get message across - Phys.org - 04/17

• Robot kills worker on assembly line, raising concerns about human-robot collaboration - TechRepublic - 03/17

• Evolution, Climate and Vaccines: Why Americans Deny Science - Live Science - 01/17

• This is the most dangerous time for our planet - The Guardian - 12/16

• San Franciscans get a taste of life below the poverty line in new ad campaign - Mashable - 11/16

• Domino’s Pizza Bot Doesn’t Want to Be Your Friend - Eater - 10/16

• A.D. 2035: Rich people will be thousands of times smarter than poor people - Venture Beat - 08/16

• Gene editing, brain implants, and synthetic blood transfusions all raise concerns in a new poll - PopSci - 08/16

• IoT and free will: how artificial intelligence will trigger a new nanny state - Information Age - 06/16

• Elon Musk basically thinks we're living in The Sims. Here's why that's wrong — and dangerous - Mashable - 06/16

• Hotels of the future: Virtual reality, customized wardrobes - Travel Weekly - 05/16

• New Tech Uses Hardware, Software to Train Dogs More Efficiently - NC State - 05/16

• 100 Thousand Solar Lanterns Project - Panasonic - 03/16

• Richest 62 People Control Same Wealth as Poorest Half of World's Population, Report States - ABC News - 01/16

• Incident of drunk man kicking humanoid robot raises legal questions - Phys.Org - 10/15

• Hawking: Stop being so aggressive, humans, or we're finished - CNET - 03/15

• Humans Need Not Apply - Youtube - 08/14

• After Technology Destroys Capitalism - TechCrunch - 05/14