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News & Articles By Willow Tohi
08/18/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Coding boom turns bust: Computer science grads face AI-dominated hiring doldrums
A decade of tech-fueled advice led to a 133 percent surge in U.S. computer science majors, now struggling in a job market flooded with AI tools. Rising AI adoption reduces demand for junior developers; some graduates apply to thousands of jobs but find no offers. 7.5 percent unemployment for CS engineers — more than double […]
08/13/2025
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By Willow Tohi
U.K. police expand facial recognition into passport data, fueling privacy fears over biometric surveillance
Britain faces a growing clash over police use of biometric tools, as facial recognition scans of passport and immigration photos surge—with critics warning of overreach. Key Takeaways: U.K. law enforcement facial recognition use against passport photos surged 206x (from 2 to 417 searches) between 2020–2023. New Crime and Policing Bill 2025 seeks access to 50 […]
08/13/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Trump’s banking order targets political deplatforming but leaves payment giants unchecked
President Donald Trump’s executive order bans politicized “debanking” by banks but excludes Visa and Mastercard, raising concerns over unchecked corporate censorship. The order’s focus on religious and political discrimination inadvertently shields payment processors that wield more economic power. The gaming industry voices cautious optimism, hoping rules may curb payment giants from banning legal but controversial […]
08/08/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Unholy authoritarian alliance: OpenAI partnership with federal government will threaten civil liberties
OpenAI partners with U.S. agencies for $1 fee, part of Trump’s AI Action Plan. Critics warn of data security, censorship and legal exposure for users. OpenAI reverses ban on military uses, now collaborating with the Department of Defense. Open conversations may become court evidence, per CEO Sam Altman. Sweden’s AI policy consultations spark similar privacy […]
08/06/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Still collecting your data: Microsoft’s “Recall” surveillance feature fails to protect sensitive data, tests confirm
Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature collects encrypted screen captures of user activity, including passwords and credit card details. Despite filters, tests reveal persistent vulnerabilities allowing sensitive data capture despite Microsoft’s security claims. Accessible via PIN-based Windows Hello, Recall’s “encrypted” archives remain at risk of exploitation. Privacy-conscious browsers like Brave block Recall entirely to shield vulnerable users. […]
07/30/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Residents of Tucker County in West Virginia fight against proposed 10,000-acre data center complex
Massive 10,000-acre natural gas-powered data center proposed in West Virginia’s scenic Tucker County. State law strips local control, mandates split of taxes favoring corporate interests. Residents form Tucker United to block project, citing environmental, health and economic concerns. Company’s permit is heavily redacted, sparking transparency demands. Critics warn data centers mirror destructive extractive industries like […]
07/23/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Soaring AI demands ignite $16.1B grid crisis, threatening U.S. energy affordability
PJM Interconnection’s capacity auction hits record 16.1B, with capacity costs surging to 329.17 per megawatt daily. AI data centers, such as Virginia’s “Data Center Alley,” drive historic demand spikes, outpacing grid infrastructure. Price caps curb prior volatility, but consumers still face sharply rising bills amid insufficient new power supplies. Natural gas plant investments hit $34B, […]
07/22/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Wikipedia censorship of Sayer Ji: How the “Encyclopedia of Truth” became a global tool for suppression
Wikipedia editors weaponized Sayer Ji’s page to advance pro-pharma agendas and suppress alternative health narratives, per platform archives. A disputed CCDH report, hosted on a spam-blacklisted site, fueled Ji’s defamatory Wikipedia entry, while its claims were debunked by Meta. Pharmaceutical-funded entities like McGill disguise bias as science, cementing false “misinformation” labels on researchers like Ji. […]
07/19/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Another silent siege on user data as Google’s Gemini AI oversteps android privacy
Google’s Gemini AI now accesses users’ third-party apps (WhatsApp, Messages) on Android without explicit consent, overriding prior privacy settings beginning July 7. The update enables human review of data by Google, even if users disable “Gemini Apps Activity,” which stores interactions temporarily for “safety” but retains app access. Users face confusion navigating incomplete opt-out instructions, […]
07/18/2025
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By Willow Tohi
U.S. election security stalls as experts demand long-unaddressed cryptographic fixes
Voting systems remain vulnerable due to unresolved 2006 security flaws, including a lack of cryptographic safeguards. A former auditor reveals how outdated machines enable vote duplication and ballot tampering. A 2020 Michigan voting error highlighted how technical glitches amplify distrust. New York proposes blockchain, but experts argue simpler fixes could suffice. Hackers at DEF CON […]
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