An information civil rights organization data mined an NSA mailing list to reveal organizational patterns. The published first chapter includes detailed graphs that visualize the connections and communication flows within the intelligence agency.
I’m sharing a CNet report arguing that US internet users lack basic civil rights. It reveals that employers can legally monitor your web surfing and emails, even when you're working from home.
I reflect on my newly published open-access book chapter and how I used ChatGPT to dig through years of my email archives to piece together its forgotten history—only to discover I didn't recognize my own writing.
I realized that website search engines aren't the only places to find information. I recommend searching alternative sources like FAQ databases, webrings, mailing list directories, Usenet newsgroup archives, and online encyclopedias for specialized data.
Image models can generate original physically impossible scenes, and evaluating those outputs surfaces what makes paradoxical images feel clever rather than merely strange.
This talk transcript shows how reshaping and joining mismatched maps unlocks political, administrative, and business insights that would otherwise stay hidden in disconnected geographic layers.