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Mehreen Kasana

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Los Angeles, CA, United States

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Past:
  • Input
  • Bustle
  • Common Dreams
  • Mint Press News
  • AlterNet
  • The National Memo
  • Truthout
  • Racked National
  • HuffPost
  • Dawn.com

Past articles by Mehreen:

‘Long Boi’ the comically large duck has inspired some glorious memes

Memes and odes for the duck that left our jaws on the floor. → Read More

Spectrum strikers are building their own ISP in New York

Strikers are slowly but successfully cutting corporate giants like Spectrum out of the ISP equation. → Read More

A kids-only Instagram for children under 13 is a terrible idea, watchdogs say

Such an app will only hurt, not help, impressionable children, public health group warn. → Read More

Researchers have found people trust algorithms over humans

When a problem gets more complicated, trust in AI increases, the research shows. → Read More

This island wants to be your WFH paradise for the next year and a half

Digital nomads who want a reprieve from their monotonous lifestyles, Dominica has an offer for you. → Read More

Facebook's job ads have a gender bias problem

Which ads users see depends on which gender they identify with, or which Facebook thinks they do. → Read More

Tech companies will happily hand your user information to federal agencies

The surveillance state has received a major helping hand from Big Tech. → Read More

This language AI could teach you a thing or two about flirting

They’re far from perfect but language models have created surprisingly sweet pickup lines. → Read More

This tasty pastry-spotting AI can identify cancer in patients

A Japanese computer scientist used AI to help bakers. Now it's helping doctors, too. → Read More

Great. NYPD's robot dog is now trotting around in the Bronx.

The robotic dog apparently responded to a home invasion today. → Read More

Federal agencies are investigating the GameStop stock saga. Good luck with that!

After GameStop shares went from $20 to $483 in just two weeks in January, the federal government has some heated questions for traders. → Read More

Twitter might start paying users for viral tweets

Jack Dorsey is mulling over the idea of giving financial incentive to tweet popular content. → Read More

AirPods Pro's spatial audio could soon work with Netflix

Game changer for Netflix. → Read More

These arteries were knitted out of synthetic fiber and collagen

Biological yarn that could save lives. → Read More

Facebook will pay you to log off so it can study its role in elections

You'll have to wait until mid-2021 to find out the results. → Read More

You can be identified by your browsing habits. Yes, you.

Browsing histories can be digital goldmines for identifying users. And that should worry us all. → Read More

This AI privacy tool could be hell for facial recognition systems

Researchers say that the slightest, almost invisible changes to your face could throw facial recognition systems off. → Read More

Once mocked, personal pods are now taking off thanks to COVID-19

Odd times call for odd solutions. → Read More

Researchers will use Apple Watch to track signs of depression

The study is a collaboration between UCLA and Apple. → Read More

The PS5 memes have arrived already

This is what happens when people don't like your design, Sony. → Read More