No RESUMIDO #29: armas sônicas, como tapear as câmeras de segurança e dificultar coleta de dados, baby shark, internet no brasil, o estado do jornalismo, bloqueio nas redes sociais, humor e censura, despacito nos samples, drama de aeroporto, inteligência artificial compondo discos e mais um bocado de coisas!
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ENTREVISTA
bruno natal, a profile
a longform on one of the biggest “internet culture authorities” around
www.aracreativeideas.com
JORNALISMO
Xamãs do Instagram: a invasão das ‘influencers’ da pseudociência
Uma legião de jovens estilosas combina a narrativa do ‘empoderamento feminino’ com o negócio da pseudociência. As discípulas do ‘wellness’ criam um novo gênero de curandeiras que se alimenta do ativismo mesclado com feitiços ou pedras ‘curativas’
brasil.elpais.com
Cinco dos dez canais que explodiram no ranking do YouTube durante as eleições são de extrema direita
Análise inédita mostra que algoritmo do Google ajudou bolsonaristas irrelevantes a bombarem durante as eleições.
theintercept.com
DIGITAL
When cities weaponize sound
Cities have long used hostile architecture to deter unwanted behavior, but now they have a new weapon: sound.
edition.cnn.com
Sonic Warfare
An exploration of the production, transmission, and mutation of affective tonality–when sound helps produce a bad vibe. Sound can be de…
www.goodreads.com
How I Hid From Facial Recognition Surveillance Systems
In a world of increasingly sophisticated facial-recognition technology, a drastic technique can throw the machines off your trail.
www.theatlantic.com
This Hat Can Fool a Face Recognition System Into Thinking You’re Moby
Researchers created an infrared light device that obscures your face from detection software and can even project someone else’s face onto your own.
www.vice.com
Ring: “We don’t use facial recognition”; also Ring: “We have a head of facial recognition research”
One of the most obvious facts I’ve learned in covering the unfolding scandal of the secret deals between Amazon’s Ring surveillance doorbell group and hundreds of US police departments …
boingboing.net
A new clothing line confuses automated license plate readers
Garments from Adversarial Fashion feed junk data into surveillance cameras, in an effort to make their databases less effective.The news: Hacker and designer Kate Rose unveiled the new range of clothing at the DefCon cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas.
www.technologyreview.com
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Uso da internet no Brasil cresce, e 70% da população está conectada
Segundo pesquisa TIC Domicílios, 126,9 milhões de pessoas usaram a rede regularmente em 2018. Metade da população rural e das classes D e E agora têm acesso à internet.
g1.globo.com
Twitter won’t autoban neo-Nazis because the filters may ban GOP politicians
Motherboard releases report on what (and who) the algorithmic content filters would ban.
www.yahoo.com
Twitter thinks the word vagina is “vulgar, obscene and distasteful”, according to this thread
It’s 2019 and women still need to explain that vagina is not a dirty word
www.stylist.co.uk
CULTURA
How YACHT fed their old music to the machine and got a killer new album
“I don’t know if we could’ve written it ourselves—it took a risk maybe we aren’t willing to.”
arstechnica.com
How the producers of Despacito use samples to create global hits
The Future of Music season 2, episode 3
www.theverge.com
O funk e a criminalização da cultura periférica jovem no Brasil
A prisão do DJ Rennan da Penha é uma nova face da história de repressão às manifestações populares do país.
www.vice.com
Version Museum: A Visual History of Your Favorite Technology
See the design evolution of your favorite websites, operating systems, and games over time. A comprehensive gallery with dozens of images per article.
www.versionmuseum.com
RESUMIDO Tracks
Playlist semanal do RESUMIDO, atualizada a cada edição (se gostou muito de alguma música, salva!)