Technology

Recent government raids on news organizations in Australia prompt discussion of the boundaries of categories like the public interest and national security threats.

Emerging healthcare technologies like Rudy, Addison, and PARO should prompt us to reassess the healthcare industry and to contemplate the difference between service and care.

Algorithms are capable of causing harm, but it isn't easy to identify who should be held accountable when they do.

Where does the wrong we feel in spoiled book and movie twists come from? What is spoiler etiquette based on?

The call for civil discourse is often disingenuous, and finding a neutral ground for debate is difficult in practice. What does 'civility' mean, and what does it not mean?

Instagram's recent trial in discontinuing their 'like' system brings to the fore questions about the purpose of social media and app's corporate responsibility.

What can a controversy over the "self-made" title tell us about privilege and inequality?

We rely on the internet to get our news and stay informed, but Google searches can be slanted in ways that are hard to detect.

As our social/political commentary continues to evolve on social media, we should ask what the value of cancelling someone really is.

The use of personalized learning programs in public schools have prompted protests. Are there reasons for concern?