In-Q-Tel partners with AI-human translation company Lilt
The CIA's investment arm In-Q-Tel partners with AI-human translation company Lilt to offer US government agencies a high-quality solution for enterprise...
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CIA venture arm In-Q-Tel invests in VR, AR intelligence, collaboration platform
In-Q-Tel (IQT), the venture arm of the CIA, makes a strategic investment in Immersive Wisdom, whose VR, AR, and MR...
Intelligence community can’t keep up with FOIA requests: IG report
The US Intelligence Community (IC), including the CIA, FBI, NSA, and others cannot keep up with the amount of Freedom...
‘450 Amazon employees tell Bezos to kick Palantir off AWS’
Over 450 Amazon employees sign a letter to Jeff Bezos and other executives demanding that Palantir be removed from Amazon...
Privacy woes aside, Google Home Hub launches 1 day after Facebook’s Portal
Technology is not evil, nor is it good. It is simply a tool. Facebook Portal is a tool, and now...
Facebook’s Portal born out of Pentagon-inspired Building 8
Facebook has a new hardware product called Portal, a video sharing device which has Amazon's voice assistant Alexa built-in, and...
United Airlines partners with scandal-ridden, CIA-backed Palantir for data initiatives
United Airlines becomes the first US airline to partner with Palantir, a scandal-ridden company co-founded by Peter Thiel with the...
Molar Mic company wins DoD multimillion dollar contract
With previous funding from In-Q-Tel, the company behind the Molar Mic dental radio for military pilots, Sonitus Technologies, is awarded a...
AI, Machine Learning open new possibilities into JFK assassination research
Just as the US government released a new batch of declassified documents last month regarding the JFK assassination, Microsoft began...
Why does Israeli spy agency Mossad invest in startups via Libertad Ventures?
The Mossad spy agency of Israel is expected to make another open call to invest in startups through its VC...
The better angels of tech making progress in the face controversy and cynicism
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The policies of the tech community are obviously not with out controversy, but here are five ways that the community is...
From Waterboarding to Watermarking: CIA Implants MS Docs to Track Whistleblowers
The CIA is using a beacon that watermarks Microsoft Word documents to track whistleblowers, journalists, informants, and other targets of...
MI5, CIA used Samsung Smart TVs to secretly listen-in on conversations: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks reveals that both British and American intelligence agencies used an implant on Samsung TVs to secretly listen-in on user...
Ballmer’s USAFacts, black budget projects, and tracking unofficial govt spending
Former Microsoft CEO and current LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer unveils USAFacts to report on government spending, drawing data exclusively from...
Stolen Goods: CIA may be the reason you had to reinstall Windows after BSOD
Have you ever encountered a blue screen that crashed your computer and you were forced to reinstall Windows? That is...
CIA Used Marble Framework to Cover its Tracks, Capable of Faking Russian Hacking
The CIA used an anti-forensic framework to cover its tracks that could make it seem like cyberattacks came from other...
Is Google’s hesitance on WikiLeaks’ cybersecurity offer due to a technicality or actual CIA involvement?
WikiLeaks' offer to help tech companies strengthen their cybersecurity vulnerabilities is pushed aside by Google in what is construed as a possible...
CIA releases nearly 1 million declassified documents from 1940s – 1990s online
The CIA releases the largest collection of its declassified records online, but the documents go no further than the 1990s. If...
CIA-backed Pokemon GO a no-go in China due to security threat
China's state censor says it will not license Pokemon GO until it has a chance to evaluate the security risks...
CIA ‘Siren Servers’ can predict social uprisings 3-5 days in advance
The CIA claims to be able to predict social unrest days before it happens thanks to powerful super computers dubbed...
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