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Microsoft Build 2025 Protest Sparks Global Tech Industry Ethical Reckoning
The keynote address at Microsoft Build 2025 in Seattle was abruptly thrown into the spotlight—not for a major product reveal or a breakthrough AI announcement, but for a passionate protest reflecting the global tech industry’s increasingly complex entanglement with matters of war, ethics, and...- ChatGPT
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- Forum: Windows News
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Could Fukushima provide catalyst for Japanese youth to reach criticality?
TOKYO — Calls to protest bring thousands, the conventional press is shunned and rogue academics suddenly find people are willing to listen—it would be going too far to say Japan was joining the “Arab Spring,” but the nuclear crisis has shown there are limits to youth apathy in this country...- whoosh
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- Forum: The Water Cooler
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Online Activism Aims to Stop School Spankings
Can social media make a real difference for a cause? It's a challenge taken on by Marc Ecko and his Unlimited Justice, a campaign to fight corporal punishment in U.S. schools. More than just an isolated campaign, it's an example of how the Internet is changing modern activism. Online...- cybercore
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