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by Chris Burt - Biometric update now, 10/12/18

Par Mathieu Chartier - Les numériques, 18/05/20 Rendu obligatoire dans de nombreux pays lorsque possible, le télétravail est l'un des grands sujets du "monde d'après", celui qui suivra la pandémie de coronavirus. Dans la Silicon Valley, personne ne se presse pour revenir au bureau.

par Alexandre Piquard - Le Monde, 22/05/20 A la faveur du confinement, Facebook et Twitter proposent à certains employés de demander à travailler désormais entièrement de chez eux.

by Becky Yoose and Erin Bernan, 05/06/20 A public library is one of the only places where a person can walk through the door and access information anonymously. No one checks your identification when you come in and you don't have to purchase anything to visit. This freedom - based on every person's First Amendment right to access public libraries is what allows us to serve those in our communities who may not have access to information by any other means. Yet, as communities struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic, libraries are faced with requests or demands to institute contact tracing, monitoring who comes into the library and restricting access to those who don't provide their personal information.

by Ryan Hass & Zach Balin - Brookings, 10/01/19 This report is part of "A Blueprint for the Future of AI," a series from the Brookings Institution that analyzes the new challenges and potential policy solutions introduced by artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.