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By Feb 1, 2021
Health

The war on drugs didn’t work. Oregon’s plan might.

Decriminalizing drugs across the board isn’t as wild as it might sound.
By Sep 26, 2019
Technology

How science fiction could save us from bad technology

Speculation through ‘design fiction’ helps expose human biases—for better and for worse.
By Jan 15, 2019
Science

How you see these shapes may depend on your culture

Why your eyes perceive the world differently from everyone else.
By Apr 21, 2017
Science

Language is training artificial intelligence to replicate human bias

No one taught AI the rule about never reading the comment section
By Jul 13, 2016
Technology

Ellen Pao On Preventing Discrimination In Silicon Valley And Beyond

The venture capitalist wants to create inclusive workplaces
By Dec 22, 2015
Technology

How Data Could Prevent The Next Ferguson

An algorithmic approach to eliminating police bias
By Aug 30, 2013
Science

Why Do U.S. Behavioral Science Researchers Keep Skewing Their Results?

Go America, land of exaggerating to get ahead!
By Aug 28, 2013
Science

Researchers Expose Troubling Bias In Forensic Psychology

Court psychologists interpret evidence differently depending on who they think hired them.