Merlin Liis-Toomela: We Didn't Even Notice When We Became a Surveillance Society
Merlin Liis-Toomela discusses the increasing surveillance in Estonia and the need for legal frameworks to protect fundamental rights amidst technological advancements.
EVELYN LIIVAMÄGI ⟩ Preventing crime is in the interest of society as a whole – we are far from total surveillance
Evelyn Liivamägi, Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Finance, expresses growing concerns about the fight against money laundering in a recent interview.
'1984' version today
The article discusses the relevance of George Orwell's '1984' in today's society, highlighting the parallels between the book's themes and modern technology.
POLITICAL PARTIES VOX POPULI ⟩ Siim Kiisler: the national camera network can do a lot of harm if it falls into the wrong hands
Estonian police are considering using drones for traffic surveillance, but critics warn that this could lead to a surveillance society.
‘Invasive’ AI-led mass surveillance in Africa violating freedoms, warn experts
Experts are warning that AI-powered mass surveillance in Africa is infringing on privacy rights and creating a chilling effect on society.
The Dystopia in '1984' has Become Our Contemporary Society
The parallels between the surveillance society in '1984' by George Orwell and modern society are highlighted in Backa Teater's production of the dystopian vision.
2071, how we perceive the future
The article discusses concerns about the future related to artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to George Orwell's "1984" regarding state control and surveillance.
‘Orwell: 2+2=5’: Big Brother is already here
This article reviews the documentary 'Orwell: 2+2=5,' reflecting on its relevance in today's technologically-driven society.
Trump's son-in-law showcases shiny New Gaza - graphics reveal the reality behind the depictions
Jared Kushner's portrayal of a 'New Gaza' at the World Economic Forum raises concerns about a surveillance society and the exploitation of Palestinians as cheap labor.
Laila Lalami, Pulitzer finalist, creates a dystopia about algorithmic surveillance
Laila Lalami, a Moroccan-American author and Pulitzer finalist, draws inspiration from her discomfort with smartphone notifications to craft a novel set in a society monitored and punished by algorithms, which took her a decade to develop.