Sigal Samuel
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Latest articles by Sigal Samuel
What happens in China doesn’t stay in China.
AI is not as objective as you might think.
A stunningly successful experiment has the potential to upend the mainstream US approach to deviance.
And it’s awesome.
Anxiety over automated transportation goes back more than 100 years.
A new study says geoengineering could cut global warming in half — with no bad side effects.
A new era of neurointerventions is upon us. Will it improve the criminal justice system or create an ethical nightmare?
The findings speak to a bigger problem in the development of automated systems: algorithmic bias.
Ohio voters passed groundbreaking legislation that allows citizens to sue on behalf of the lake when it’s being polluted.
A new study raises uncomfortable questions.