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Ed Yong

@edyong209
9 posts
2022-02-24
🚨I wrote about immunocompromised people—what they've been through, their frustrations, and their hopes. This is a plea to think about those who don't get to be done with the pandemic, and to prioritize them as a matter of moral and medical urgency. 1/ https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2022-02-24 View on X
New York Times

Despite letting some employees permanently work from home, tech companies are spending billions of dollars expanding their office spaces across the US

what they've been through, their frustrations, and their hopes. This is a plea to think about those who don't get to be done with the pandemic, and to prioritize them as a matter o...

2021-10-25
“Only 13% of Facebook's misinformation-moderation staff hours were devoted to the non-U.S. countries in which it operates, whose populations comprise >90% of Facebook's users.” @elcush on why Facebook, already awful in the US, is even worse worldwide https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2021-10-25 View on X
Associated Press

Facebook docs detail issues with moderating non-English speech, leading to inflammatory language in Afghanistan, bans on common words in Palestine, and more

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — As the Gaza war raged and tensions surged across the Middle East last May …

“Only 13% of Facebook's misinformation-moderation staff hours were devoted to the non-U.S. countries in which it operates, whose populations comprise >90% of Facebook's users.” @elcush on why Facebook, already awful in the US, is even worse worldwide https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2021-10-25 View on X
Washington Post

Sources detail Zuckerberg's decisions putting growth over safety, like censoring “anti-state” posts in Vietnam and opposing a US voting info center in Spanish

Late last year, Mark Zuckerberg faced a choice: Comply with demands from Vietnam's ruling Communist Party …

2020-11-23
I hope this piece is just the start. What I really want is a deeply reported mag feature that centers these incredible humans & shows what their lives & those of the other volunteers have been like this yr. It's the piece I most want to write but obviously cannot. Someone should. https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-23 View on X
Bloomberg

A look at Covid Tracking Project, a website run mostly by volunteers, which has become one of the most trusted sources on the spread of COVID-19 in the US

At the start of 2020, Amanda French was in between academic jobs.  Her mother had died about a year earlier, and she'd taken time off to help settle her affairs.

2020-11-22
I hope this piece is just the start. What I really want is a deeply reported mag feature that centers these incredible humans & shows what their lives & those of the other volunteers have been like this yr. It's the piece I most want to write but obviously cannot. Someone should. https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-22 View on X
Bloomberg

A look at Covid Tracking Project, a website run mostly by volunteers, which has become one of the most trusted sources on the spread of COVID-19 in the US

At the start of 2020, Amanda French was in between academic jobs.  Her mother had died about a year earlier, and she'd taken time off to help settle her affairs. Tweets: @alexismad...

2020-07-30
This is an essential, terrifying, and deeply reported piece from @andersen on how China is using AI for totalitarian surveillance and exporting that tech to other regimes. https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2020-07-30 View on X
The Atlantic

An in-depth look at how China is using AI-powered tech to build totalitarian surveillance systems before exporting that tech to other regimes around the world

Northwest of Beijing's Forbidden City, outside the Third Ring Road, the Chinese Academy of Sciences has spent seven decades building a campus of national laboratories. Tweets: @zey...

2018-04-10
“[@yayitsrob] asked: Was there an especially dark moment when he came to realize the role that Facebook played in the 2016 election? Zuckerberg paused for eight long seconds. “I need to think about that,” he said eventually.” http://www.theatlantic.com/...
2018-04-10 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Some Facebook staff say Cambridge Analytica scandal is mostly being hyped by the media; Zuckerberg said job applicants haven't been deterred by it, says source

Many workers are undaunted by user-data scandal; issues are mostly hype, some say  —  Facebook Inc. FB -.18% may be losing friends …

“[@yayitsrob] asked: Was there an especially dark moment when he came to realize the role that Facebook played in the 2016 election? Zuckerberg paused for eight long seconds. “I need to think about that,” he said eventually.” http://www.theatlantic.com/...
2018-04-10 View on X
Facebook

Facebook launches new initiative to support independent academic research about the impact of social media on democracy and elections

this excellent SNL parody of Zuck perfectly demonstrates why Amy Gesenhues / Marketing Land : Facebook announces election-based independent research initiative as part of its conti...

2018-01-18
The widely used COMPAS algorithm turns out to be no better at predicting a defendant's risk of committing more crimes than random people in the internet. https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2018-01-18 View on X
The Verge

Researchers find that COMPAS algorithm, used to determine if a defendant will reoffend, is no better than average person's guess; developer disputes findings

Our most sophisticated crime-predicting algorithms may not be as good as we thought.  A study published today in Science Advances takes …