[liberationtech] Tomorrow at Stanford (3/22, 7-9pm): Marvin Minsky Remembrance

From: Todd Davies AAAI is hosting a Minsky Remembrance: Tuesday, March 22, 2016 7-9pm, Jordan Hall, Stanford University map link: https://campus-map.stanford.edu/?id=01-420=37.4285954026=-122.170824544=17=jordan%20h -- Liberationtech is public & archives are searchable on

Re: [liberationtech] Research project on privacy and encryption

SIRI thinks "Data" is a woman called "Sara" Regards | Saludos, Andrés Leopoldo Pacheco Sanfuentes > On Mar 21, 2016, at 3:44 PM, Andrés Pacheco wrote: > > I think it would greatly benefit people involved as data sources in any kind > of research or other

Re: [liberationtech] Research project on privacy and encryption

I think it would greatly benefit people involved as data sources in any kind of research or other data-driven pursuits to have the certainty that their information is completely anonymized, "sanitized!" One cannot rely on the good will of researchers or other Dara professionals. Given the

Re: [liberationtech] Research project on privacy and encryption

Good questions for discussion! First, I believe the overwhelming majority of qualitative social science research that is conducted is of little to no interest to the FBI--in particular, the FBI may be interested in the results from the occasional social science research project, but rarely

Re: [liberationtech] Research project on privacy and encryption

Hi, Having done (and hoping to do more!) qualitative interview research in the past, I wonder if researchers like Prof. Oltmann are concerned about the FBI recently subpoenaing research data sets for investigations/prosecutions. While there may not be much of interest to the FBI in any given