How quickly can we treat covid-19?

When your phone links you to a crime

Fitbit for the faithful

Is our tech made by forced labor in China?

Does stopping coronavirus require more surveillance?

How sample libraries are changing pop music

The coronavirus rumor mill

Political Ads are on streaming apps now too

How the app can turn teens into Internet stars and just as quickly forget them

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Jennifer Doudna, co-developer of the revolutionary gene editing technology, reflects on CRISPR's past and its future.

Is it better to have loved and influenced than never to have loved at all? Emma Gray, co-host of HuffPost’s Here to Make Friends podcast, explains how social media has reshaped the Bachelor.

Jeff Bezos, Amazon founder and CEO, is donating $10 billion to stop climate change. But is this the best way to spend his money if he wants to tackle climate change?

A company called GirlsDoPorn uploaded videos to Pornhub and other sites without the consent of the women in them. VICE’s Samantha Cole explains why these videos are still all over the internet.

How does a video game character get made? And how can the gaming industry improve its standards for the real humans behind its virtual characters?

Private companies have long used your phone’s location data for advertising. Now we know the federal government is using it to enforce the border.

How teenagers have created their own way to preserve their digital privacy...for the ‘gram.

And it won’t be the last.

Google disclosed how much money YouTube makes in ads for the first time. How are its content creators feeling?

How AI could predict the next big outbreak.

Taiwan’s system of electronic medical records lets them track diseases as they spread and makes healthcare more convenient for patients. So why isn’t the US system of medical records like this?

The widespread problem of child predation and sexual abuse through online video games is a difficult issue to talk about, let alone fix. But there are some ways to take action to stop it.

Clearview AI says its facial recognition tool works with almost 100% accuracy. Buzzfeed's Ryan Mac explains how not all the company's claims withstand scrutiny.

As mass shootings at US schools increase in frequency, school administrators across the US are turning to artificially intelligent surveillance tools in an attempt to beef up school safety.

The Indian government shut the internet down in Kashmir in August last year: what this means for Kashmiris living without the internet - and what it says about the world’s largest democracy.