Technology companies aren’t just stealing your intellectual property – your creative content - they’re making vast profits out of selling it back to you. AI-powered apps like ChatGPT are trained on vast amounts of stolen data. What’s worse, it’s all justified as a public good. They call it “efficient infringement”. So, why are they allowed to get away with it? And what can be done about it? Also, the Living Building Challenge – it’s about building better construction and healthier communities; and a call for greater focus on prevention in dealing with domestic violence.
The cultural impact of streaming; and the "digital horder" within
The trouble with tech-driven farming
Noise: the invisible ocean pollutant
Should individuals bear the largest burden for climate action?
Why corporations need to think more about society and less about profit
The positive side of monitoring
The complexities of oversimplification
Community electricity grids and building better batteries
The Great Regression and the "kidification" of adulthood
New ways to move about cities
Understanding tech-facilitated abuse; and problems in space
Food security in a precarious world
Have data breaches become just another cost of business?
Air conditioning: keeping us cool but making the planet hotter
The opportunity costs of corporate welfare
Xenobots - the tiny robots with enormous potential
How ancient trees could help in the fight against climate change
Airships return to the skies and a serious problem that could cripple long-range space travel
The strange case of the trees that grow metal and how to harvest them
eDNA monitoring; 'telehealth' for animals; and using animals as early warning system for disasters
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