Doug BierendThat Time I Almost Took a Job With the NXIVM CultIt seemed like a good idea at the timeMay 2018May 2018
Doug BierendThe Machines Have Already RisenWe shouldn’t fear AI. We should be fighting what’s already built.Dec 26, 202219Dec 26, 202219
Doug BierendinGENNegotiating Ecological GriefTrying to justify hope in the face of increasingly certain doom.Aug 10, 20218Aug 10, 20218
Doug BierendMushrooms are Having a MomentI took a journey into the fringes of fungal fascination — here’s what I learnedMay 28, 202111May 28, 202111
Doug BierendinVantageUsing Video to Defend Indigenous RightsAn online workshop by WITNESS shares the best practices for capturing and leveraging video against abuses of powerMay 7, 2018May 7, 2018
Doug BierendinVantageAugmented Reality’s True Purpose: Serving the Appetite for Big DataFuturist and VR innovator Mark Pesce warns that we are being lured into a gilded cage of surveillance and influenceFeb 26, 2018Feb 26, 2018
Doug BierendinVantageSeeing Karachi through its Abandoned Public Railway SystemThe remains of Karachi’s failed public transportation system offers a view into one of the world’s most complex, conflicted megacities.Feb 5, 20182Feb 5, 20182
Doug BierendinVantageNetflix Is Watching You WatchAnd they aren’t shy about admitting itDec 14, 20171Dec 14, 20171
Doug BierendinBRIGHT MagazineCan Screen Time Reduce Prison Time?Education companies now offer tablets to prisoners. But the jury’s out on whether they’re here to help or profit.Oct 31, 20172Oct 31, 20172
Doug BierendinBRIGHT MagazineLooks Like Silicon Valley Wants To Disrupt Your Kid’s LunchMore than 30 million American students rely on school meals. But can an app fix the glitches?May 5, 2017May 5, 2017
