Latest articles by Irina Raicu
Think like nobody’s strapping a band around your head to collect information about your thinking.
Various platforms — and Facebook especially — are, weirdly, both a kind of diary and a public performance.
The last thing we need — and the last thing we should want — is a “personalized newspaper.”
The attitudes, concerns and practices of 13-year-olds are, as you might imagine, quite different from those of 35-year-olds.
Emerging technologies mean new ethical dilemmas: How would you answer the Drone Problem or the Tesla Driverless Mode Problem?
Is online shaming just a new version of something that humans have always done, or is it substantially different now that the shaming is taking place via the Internet?
What do bacon, oil, tsunamis, exhaust, deluges, nuclear waste and teenage sex have in common?
Is being easily linked -- forever, to certain search engine results -- being “remembered”?
When Sam Gregorsa woke up one morning from unsettling dreams, he reached for his e-reader ...
“Supposing we were to reserve our arithmetic for material objects, and to govern these awful unknown quantities [i.e., human beings] by other means!”