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Stories tagged “data” on Waqya.

Data Sovereignty — Automatic Redaction: A Double-Edged Sword for Privacy (featured)
Current Affairs

Automatic Redaction: A Double-Edged Sword for Privacy

As Amazon launches Nova, its AI-powered image redaction service, questions arise about the true cost of effortless compliance and the dangers of dependency on automated systems.

6 Jul 2026 · 16:55 GMT 3 months ago
Mapping Earth — Mapping Earth: The Silent War for Data and Power. (featured)
Science

Mapping Earth: The Silent War for Data and Power.

The relentless gaze of orbital sensors is exposing hypocrisy and forcing accountability, but who controls this data and who acts on it, or ignores it, remains a question of great power.

29 Jun 2026 · 15:16 GMT 3 months ago
FIFA — FIFA's Digital Fortress: Surveillance in the Name of Sports (featured)
Current Affairs

FIFA’s Digital Fortress: Surveillance in the Name of Sports

FIFA's push for digital dominance in the World Cup raises questions about data ownership, security, and surveillance in the age of advanced technology.

30 May 2026 · 01:00 GMT 4 months ago
AI Regulation — Illinois on the Brink: Can AI Regulation Save Us from Ourselves? (featured)
Current Affairs

Illinois on the Brink: Can AI Regulation Save Us from Ourselves?

As Illinois debates AI safety and privacy bills, the stakes for consumer protection in technology have never been higher. Can regulation keep pace with innovation?

27 May 2026 · 22:15 GMT 4 months ago
artificial intelligence Computers — Are We Just “Meat Computers”? The Dehumanizing View of AI Executives (featured)
Current Affairs

Are We Just “Meat Computers”? The Dehumanizing View of AI Executives

The rise of AI has led some executives to view humanity as mere data points, sparking a debate about our role in a tech-driven future.

24 May 2026 · 21:18 GMT 4 months ago
artificial intelligence analysis — The AI Revolution in Healthcare: Progress or Processed Humanity? (featured)
Health & Medicine

The AI Revolution in Healthcare: Progress or Processed Humanity?

The rapid rise of AI in healthcare promises efficiency, but risks deepening inequalities and ethical dilemmas. Can we trust machines with our health?

21 May 2026 · 04:53 GMT 4 months ago

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