Data Mining for World Peace
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The talk explains how the Quintessenz group used data-mining and analysis techniques to study and critique NSA surveillance practices, showing concrete methods they applied to audit and reverse-engineer intelligence claims. It argues that the perceived threat from so-called 'dirty bombs' is fictional and outlines a systematic approach for deconstructing fear- and hysteria-driven information policies.
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