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Hashed Out V87: The House That Knows You

Who Is Your Smart Home Really Working For?

Scott Kasten

DigitalInnovationDigitalInnovation

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Who Is Your Smart Home Really Working For?

Your television, doorbell, thermostat, and appliances are getting smarter. But as our homes become more connected, who controls the technology—and the information it collects?

Scott Kasten

DigitalIdentityDigitalIdentity

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Hashed Out V86: Can You Still Trust What You See?

AI can imitate voices, faces, messages, and identities. Here’s how to navigate a digital world where seeing—and hearing—is no longer enough.

Scott Kasten

Web3Web3

What Happens When You Can’t Tell What’s Real?

AI can now imitate voices, faces, messages, and identities with startling accuracy. The next digital skill may be learning when not to trust your own eyes and ears.

Scott Kasten

RoboticsRobotics

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Hashed Out V85: When AI Gets a Body

Artificial intelligence is moving beyond screens and into machines that can see, move, and act in the physical world

Scott Kasten

RoboticsRobotics

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The Robots Are Finally Leaving the Lab

Humanoid robots are moving into factories. How long before they become part of everyday life?

Scott Kasten

DigitalIdentityDigitalIdentity

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Hashed Out V84: Prove Your Age, Not Your Identity

The internet is getting serious about keeping children out of adult spaces. The challenge is doing it without turning everyone into an open book.

Scott Kasten

DigitalIdentityDigitalIdentity

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The Internet Wants to Know How Old You Are

Protecting children online increasingly requires proving who's an adult. Can we do that without giving up our privacy?

Scott Kasten

AIandBlockchainAIandBlockchain

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Hashed Out V83: The Physical Side of AI

The data centers, electricity, water, and infrastructure behind our increasingly digital lives.

Scott Kasten

AIandBlockchainAIandBlockchain

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The Cloud Isn't a Cloud

AI feels invisible. The enormous physical infrastructure required to power it is becoming impossible to ignore.

Scott Kasten

Smart Glasses & Tech WearablesSmart Glasses & Tech Wearables

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Hashed Out V82: When the Camera Moves to Your Face

Smart glasses promise a world with fewer screens—but they may also force us to rethink what privacy means in public.

Scott Kasten

Smart Glasses & Tech WearablesSmart Glasses & Tech Wearables

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Are We Ready for Everyone to Wear a Camera?

Smart glasses are becoming useful enough to go mainstream. But what happens to privacy when the camera is always pointing at someone else?

Scott Kasten

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