January 1, 2025 - 23:06

The HBO Original film "Surveilled" delves into the intricate world of high-tech spyware, featuring insights from journalist Ronan Farrow and director Matthew O’Neill. The documentary sheds light on the significant role of Israeli military influence in the evolution of surveillance technologies, many of which are initially tested on Palestinians. This troubling practice raises ethical concerns, particularly regarding the enforcement of Israel’s occupation of Palestine.
Farrow warns of the potential ramifications of these technologies, especially if a second Trump administration were to expand domestic surveillance efforts in the United States. He argues that the unchecked growth of surveillance capabilities poses a significant threat to democracy, stating, “We’re making and selling a weapon that is largely unregulated.” O’Neill reinforces this sentiment, highlighting that the pervasive nature of such technologies means that anyone could find themselves ensnared in a web of surveillance. The film serves as a critical examination of the implications of these advancements, urging viewers to consider the broader societal impacts.
May 2, 2026 - 19:47
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Abel stresses technology opportunity at annual meetingBerkshire Hathaway reported a strong jump in first-quarter earnings on Saturday, with operating profits climbing across its major businesses. Speaking at the company`s annual shareholder meeting in...
May 2, 2026 - 05:03
Operationalizing AI for Scale and SovereigntyBusinesses are moving to take ownership of their data in order to customize artificial intelligence for their specific needs. The main challenge is finding a balance between keeping that ownership...
May 1, 2026 - 11:48
BIS Capstone projects deliver technology solutions for Tulsa nonprofitsThree Tulsa-area organizations are now equipped with new technology tools thanks to the Business Information Systems (BIS) Capstone program at the University of Tulsa this spring. The initiative...
April 30, 2026 - 18:30
'Green' cryptocurrency uses 18 times more energy than makers claimA cryptocurrency marketed as an eco-friendly alternative to bitcoin is consuming 18 times more energy than its developers have publicly stated. The digital currency, designed to sidestep the...