Articles By Chris Ip
Playing psychotherapist to a troubled AI in 'Syntherapy'
The issues we pass on to others.
Why FIFA Ultimate Team is often hated and very successful
The centerpiece of 'FIFA 21' is under attack from players, pros and lawyers. And it's more popular than ever.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
The Senate's section 230 hearing was partisan and predictable
Only six days until the election.
You can soon join Apple's COVID-19 tracing system without an app
Six states currently have Apple and Google's exposure notification apps.
Hitting the Books: Big Tech turns your every move into profit
"Perhaps the most well-oiled machine the world has ever seen."
What’s the tech industry's place in a racial justice movement?
The norms have changed.
Congress is starting to understand how Silicon Valley works
Some members, anyway.
Google is still answering for its DoubleClick data merger
Rep. Val Demings called it out in today's antitrust hearing.
DeepMind and Oxford University researchers on how to 'decolonize' AI
A new lens for thinking about race and artificial intelligence.
Apple and Google tell health departments their privacy requirements for coronavirus tracking
The exposure notification API is due to roll out this month.
Google and Apple detail privacy measures ahead of coronavirus tracking tests
They’re now calling it ‘exposure notification’ not ‘contact tracing.’
The making of a diverse game studio
Manveer Heir puts his money where his mouth is.
GDPR has led to $126 million in fines over data privacy
As well as 160,000 reported data breaches and counting.
The nicest shark in Eureka Park
Sometimes 'Shark Tank' comes to the startups too.
Apple's rare CES appearance was another privacy pitch
The senior director for privacy spoke with the FTC, Facebook and P&G.
The guy at CES who just wants to talk premature ejaculation
Morari might have the only perineum wearable at the show.
