Ukraine’s battlefield AI could put Australian protesters under surveillance
Ukraine’s battlefield AI is exposing a dangerous surveillance gap that could reach Australian citizens through AUKUS, writes Professor…
Serbia wants to join the EU. Can it do so while journalists are forced into exile?
Serbia wants to move forward with its EU accession, even as journalists are being threatened, surveilled and forced…
Iran-US war latest: Trump ‘low-keying it’ with Iran as Tehran demands compensation to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran on brink of deal to open Hormuz as Trump denies munitions shortageYour support helps us to tell…
CPJ, partners urge EU to act now on spyware
On July 6, the Committee to Protect Journalists joined over 30 partners in calling on the European Union…
Why You Might Already Own SpaceX Shares, Siri’s AI Makeover, and Knicks Owner’s Surveillance Machine
Brian Barrett: Noah, you are a celebrated, venerated national security journalist. You are. You have covered national security…
The FCC wants to make burner phones illegal
The burner phone could soon be a thing of the past in the US. The FCC has proposed…
Will robots simply bore us to extinction?
A few years ago, when ChatGPT and Claude were beginning to take off, some tech leaders seemed to…
‘It’s the blood that runs through my veins’: Filmmaker and director Trevor Birney on Bobby Sands, Kneecap and the Cannes Film Festival
EVEN in his early teens, Trevor Birney’s questioning mind refused to accept things he was told without challenge.…
On London’s streets, facial recognition tests the balance between security and liberty
London – Tourists, shoppers and office workers on a busy London street on an ordinary weekday found themselves…
Ebola risk in Congo now ‘very high’, WHO warns – POLITICO
The situation remains stable in neighboring Uganda, where two confirmed cases and one death have been recorded. Anne…