4 tech podcasts you should be listening to

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Artificial intelligence has enabled fake images of everything from faces to porn to proliferate. Now you can add fake maps to the list.

In a new paper, researchers from Oregon State University and Binghamton University show how AI can be used to fabricate satellite imagery. Imagine governments using satellite deepfakes to hide nuclear sites and concentration camps, or corporations using them to cover up environmental degradation. Geo-spoofing, as the researchers call it, is more than just a hypothetical threat: People already use it, albeit more frivolously, to cheat in games like Pokémon Go, and it can even be used for good.

Read Nate Berg’s story about the wild new world of geo-spoofing here.

—Suzanne LaBarre

co.design

Map data is shockingly easy to fake, from ‘Pokémon Go’ to satellite images

It’s time for new mapping ethics.

The geospatial fraud was as rampant as it was frivolous, but a bigger danger was lurking.

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4 tech podcasts you should be listening to

Learn about the cloud, get your Apple fix, navigate the business of software, and more with these must-listen tech podcasts.

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See inside a seaweed farm as it grow its carbon-sequestering crops

Seaweed serves as an excellent carbon sink, and so farming more of it to use in food could be an important step in the fight against climate change.

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The Future is Yours to Make

Join will.i.am and the CEOs of Salesforce and Honeywell in a conversation about innovating creatively, effectively, and at scale to bring about thought, action, and change. Watch now.

Seattle’s new zero-emissions delivery hub is an experiment in slashing e-commerce emissions

Companies can make centralized deliveries to the hub and then use more sustainable methods to get them to your door. It’s a testing ground for experiments to improve our new delivery-based economy.

co.design

Pentagram rebrands voting for the 21st century

NYC Votes builds a design system as unique as New York itself.

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Cicadas during COVID-19 are a ‘golden moment’ for science education

Kids like bugs. And there’s a lot they can learn by studying cicadas—from math to environmental issues to nutrition.

work life

Heading back to the office? Take these work-from-home lessons with you

These skills can make a big difference as we shake off the cobwebs from working remote for so long.

work life

Why learning on the job is more important than ever (and 5 ways to do it better)

The general manager of Trailhead at Salesforce observes that hybrid work demands that companies find fresh ways to help employees build the skills they need to succeed.

NEWS

AA’s no-fly zone: What you need to know

If you have an American Airlines flight booked between now and mid-July, you’re going to want to check if the flight is still scheduled before heading to the airport.

The U.S. carrier is said to be canceling hundreds of flights over the next three weeks, in part because of labor shortages.

As America comes out of the pandemic, more people are traveling again—and companies large and small are having problems filling job vacancies. This dual hit means American Airlines is both overwhelmed with rising customer numbers and understaffed at the same time.

According to CNN, American Airlines will cancel between 50 and 80 flights each day going forward.

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4 tech podcasts you should be listening to

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