From the Archives

HELL’S KITCHEN, NY - Patrons of Larry Flint’s Hustler Club in Manhattan might think twice about taking a cab to or from the notorious hot spot if they knew how easy it is for anyone with access to the datasets

LAUREL HOLLOW, NEW YORK - Information warfare is being waged on a mostly unsuspecting public through a massive communications technology infrastructure spawned by the American defense industry known as the Internet

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - In a panel session called 'So, You Want a Green Job?' at the recently-concluded COP26 Climate Conference, the Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for Apprenticeships and Skills for Her Majesty's government

AUSTIN, TEXAS - Less than a mile southeast of where the Colorado River begins its erratic journey to Lake Travis on the western edge of the city of Austin, the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation stands on its own lot

MADRID, SPAIN - Two weeks ago, the biggest stars of the Transhumanist universe gathered at the Madrid College of Medicine for the fifteenth edition of an international conference called Transvision

LONDON, ENGLAND - Intellectual property (IP), as a legal concept, has its origins in the pharmaceutical industry and in the creative arts industry. Led by Pfizer and other powerful corporations like IBM, Hollywood studios and the top record labels

GAITHERSBURG, MARYLAND - Located on the outskirts of the greater Washington D.C. metropolitan area in a city of barely seventy thousand, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

LONDON, UK - Open source intelligence or OSINT was the brainchild of Arnold Toynbee, founder of Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA), also known as Chatham House and the prototypical think tank

AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS - Terms like volumetric capture, photogrammetry and pluriform pixel-based garments are only a few examples of the industry jargon that is bandied about inside 'digital fashion houses' like The Fabricant

STANFORD, CALIFORNIA - Early Thursday morning, a century-long study panel called the "One Hundred Year Study on Artificial Intelligence (AI100)" hosted by Stanford University published its second report on the state of AI.