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Libro
by Daniela Tafani Oct. 22, 2026

Oct. 22, 2026

Buongiorno, volevo ringraziarvi per le segnazioni di sviste e le osservazioni al preprint di Dieci miti sull'intelligenza artificiale. Un progetto reazionario e le sue storie, che è orapubblicato ad accesso aperto dalla Milano University Press: https://libri.unimi.it/index.php/milanoup/it/catalog/book/304 / / La versione di carta seguirà. Un saluto, Daniela ________________________________________ Da: Daniela Tafani <daniela.tafani(a)unipi.it> Inviato: lunedì 29 giugno 2026 21:52 A: J.C. DE MARTIN via nexa Oggetto: Libro Buonasera, ho appena reso disponibile la versione preprint di un mio libro, Dieci miti sull'intelligenza artificiale. Un progetto reazionario e le sue storie: <https://zenodo.org/records/20708927> Vi sarò grata di qualsiasi osservazione. Un saluto, Daniela

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"Voici la conséquence directe de dix ans d'acharnement pour installer la surveillance de masse en France"
by J.C. DE MARTIN Oct. 22, 2026

Oct. 22, 2026

Thomas Le Bonniec /https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thomas-le-bonniec-214b45277_voici-la-cons%C3%A9quence-directe-de-dix-ans-dacharnement-ugcPost-7518347734039306241-xxWd/ / Voici la conséquence directe de dix ans d'acharnement pour installer la surveillance de masse en France. **Gerald Darmanin** <https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerald-darmanin-102478113/>, ministre de la Justice, annonce le 19 octobre, en direct, sur TF1, l'usage de la géolocalisation (comme à la grande époque des gilets jaunes, raconté par Vincent Nouzille dans son livre paru en 2023, "Le côté obscur de la force"), de la reconnaissance faciale ( "des millions de personnes qui sont fichées") mais aussi... des écoutes téléphoniques, afin de lancer des poursuites suite aux révoltes du 17. Il en a fait des rêves moites pendant des années, c'est son comparse**Moretti Éric Dupond** <https://www.linkedin.com/in/moretti-%C3%A9ric-dupond-74791a2b3/>qui l'a réalisé en 2023 dans la "loi d’orientation et de programmation pour la justice pour la période 2023-2027". Partiellement censuré par un**Conseil constitutionnel** <https://www.linkedin.com/company/conseil-constitutionnel/>décati, il est repris puis adopté - cette fois sans censure - dans l'article 38 de la loi "surveillance et narcotrafic" en mars 2025. Il est ainsi rédigé : "(...) le juge des libertés et de la détention, à la requête du procureur de la République, ou le juge dinstruction, après avis du procureur de la République, peut autoriser l'activation à distance d'un appareil électronique mobile, à l'insu ou sans le consentement de son propriétaire ou de son possesseur, aux seules fins de procéder à la captation, à la fixation, à la transmission et à l'enregistrement des paroles prononcées par des personnes ou de l'image de ces dernières, pendant une durée strictement proportionnée à l'objectif recherché." M. Darmanin vient donc de déclarer l'objectif recherché, et son idée de la proportionnalité : punir en masse, réprimer sévérèment. Cet article de loi, nous avait-on dit à l'époque, ne concernerait que le grand banditisme ou le terrorisme. Eh bien non. Le "garde des sceaux" donne instruction aux procureurs de requalifier les épisodes de ces derniers jours en "criminalité organisée" : voici comment le gouvernment passe de la peine individuelle à la punition collective. Vous vouliez voir à quoi ressemble la fin de la démocratie? C'est lorsque l'État se met à imiter**Apple** <https://www.linkedin.com/company/apple/>et**Microsoft** <https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft/>pour avoir les mêmes accès et imiter les mêmes pratiques de surveillance de masse. Voilà un aperçu, avec deux Gendarmes qui voient Guignol partout. C'est bouffon, c'est grotesque, c'est le râle d'agonie de la macronie emportant avec elle l'État de droit, du fait de ministres de la justice honteux qui l'ont taillé en pièces. D'un régime de surveillance de masse à caractère commercial à un régime de surveillance de masse à caractère politique : voilà qui résume la stratégié numérique des gouvernements successifs d'**Emmanuel Macron** <https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmanuelmacron/en/>.

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"The People's AI Assembly"
by J.C. DE MARTIN Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

It’s time to build a tech movement that empowers working people, enriches our communities, and enhances our collective well-being. Join the AI Now Institute and More Perfect Union for the People’s AI Assembly, an evening bringing together leading organizers, cultural figures, and policy leaders shaping the frontlines of AI. https://ainowinstitute.org/assembly Tra i relatori Karen Hao, Lina Khan, Naomi Kllein, Zohran Mamdani e Arundhati Roy. REGISTRAZIONE VIDEO (3h7'55''): https://www.youtube.com/live/ttrrVouMbXM

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Osservatorio Sovranità Digitale in Italia
by Pietro Biase Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

L’Osservatorio Sovranità Digitale si amplia: ora sotto la lente ci sono tutti gli enti pubblici italiani. Un nuovo passo per rendere più trasparenti e comprensibili le dipendenze tecnologiche della PA. Fino a oggi, l’Osservatorio si concentrava sui Comuni italiani. Con la nuova versione, l’analisi si estende a tutti gli enti italiani, ampliando lo sguardo sulle infrastrutture digitali pubbliche e sui fornitori tecnologici da cui dipendono. Cloud, DNS, infrastrutture di rete, concentrazione dei provider e potenziali situazioni di vendor lock-in: dati e analisi per capire meglio quanto la PA sia autonoma nelle proprie scelte tecnologiche. Perché la sovranità digitale non è solo una questione tecnica: significa autonomia, trasparenza e capacità di scegliere consapevolmente le tecnologie su cui si basano i servizi pubblici. Scopri la nuova versione: https://www.sovranita-digitale.it/

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Captive Voices: Algorithmic Voice Surveillance in Palestine
by J.C. DE MARTIN Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

*Captive Voices: Algorithmic Voice Surveillance in Palestine* https://7amleh.org/post/algorithmic-voice-surveillance-in-palestine-en Download the Full Report: https://7amleh.org/storage/posts/pdf/0936602c-5361-4ad9-87eb-800fae049c18.p… 18 October 2026 7amleh - The Arab Center for the Advancement of Social Media has published a research contribution by Sarah Fathallah titled “Captive Voices: Algorithmic Voice Surveillance in Palestine.” The paper examines how Palestinians’ voice communications are intercepted, stored, and algorithmically analysed within the Israeli occupation’s system of surveillance and control. The paper traces the flow of voice data, from the capture of calls and conversations to their storage, processing, and use in intelligence and military operations, highlighting the role of technology companies and cloud service providers in enabling this system. It also examines the impact of voice surveillance on Palestinians’ privacy, freedom of expression, and everyday lives, as well as pathways for holding the actors involved accountable. The contribution is part of Digital Domination: AI, Surveillance, and Digital Power in Palestine and Beyond, published by 7amleh in collaboration with the Ibrahim Abu-Lughod Institute of International Studies at Birzeit University.

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7amleh and Birzeit University Launch New Book on AI, Surveillance, and Digital Power
by J.C. DE MARTIN Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

*7amleh and Birzeit University Launch New Book on AI, Surveillance, and Digital Power* /https://7amleh.org/post/digital-domination-book-en/ Download the Full Report: https://7amleh.org/storage/posts/pdf/af9d8f67-334d-465e-bd9d-c5bd1800bbf4.p… June 23, 2026, 7amleh - The Arab Center for the Advancement of Social Media, in collaboration with Ibrahim Abu-Lughod Institute of International Studies at Birzeit University, launched today the book “Digital Domination: AI, Surveillance, and Digital Power in Palestine and Beyond”, bringing together five original research papers produced through the first cohort of the Maryam Abu Daqqa Fellowship, a research initiative established by 7amleh to advance critical knowledge production on artificial intelligence, surveillance, digital power, and Palestinian digital rights. The book critically examines the entanglement of artificial intelligence, surveillance technologies, digital infrastructures, and corporate power in shaping contemporary systems of violence, domination, and control in Palestine and beyond. Through the five research papers, the book demonstrates how innovative technologies increasingly underpin military operations, systems of surveillance, humanitarian governance, information manipulation, and the global political economy of ‘security’ technologies. Named in memory of Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa, who was murdered by Israel in Gaza on 25 August 2025 while documenting Palestinian life under siege, occupation, and genocidal war. The book is dedicated to her memory and to the hundreds of Palestinian journalists, media workers, writers, photographers, and storytellers who have been killed while documenting injustice, preserving collective memory, and defending the public’s right to information. Following a highly competitive selection process that attracted nearly 140 applications, the fellowship brought together five researchers from Palestine and the wider region under the academic mentorship of Dr. Mtanes Shihadeh, whose guidance supported the development of the research throughout the program. The book brings together five scholarly contributions that examine the intersections of artificial intelligence, surveillance, digital governance, and systems of power and domination. Islam Al-Khatib traces the emergence of Israel as a global cyber power and examines how surveillance technologies tested on Palestinians are refined and exported internationally through deeply integrated military, intelligence, and private-sector networks. Arees Bishara examines how technological innovation transformed Israel’s occupation into a digital form of settler colonialism, linking tech development to ongoing systems of domination and violence. Sarah Fathallah examines how Palestinian speech has been transformed into an object of algorithmic surveillance, demonstrating how voice itself has become a mechanism of capture, profiling, and control. Melody Sepahpour analyzes Google advertising as an infrastructure for state-linked information influence, demonstrating how digital advertising platforms can shape narratives and public understanding during moments of political crisis. Rawan Yousef examines the growing use of artificial intelligence and digital systems within humanitarian operations in Gaza, exploring how these technologies increasingly shape aid delivery, data governance, and humanitarian decision-making under conditions of siege, surveillance, and infrastructural destruction. “Artificial intelligence and surveillance technologies are actively shaping the realities of Palestinians and communities worldwide. Through these five scholarly contributions, the fellows examine how digital technologies are increasingly embedded in systems of control, militarization, and domination. This book reflects the importance of independent research in exposing these dynamics and supporting efforts to advance digital rights, accountability, and justice,” said Jalal Abukhater, Policy Manager at 7amleh and Coordinator of the Maryam Abu Daqqa Fellowship. “The publication of this book is an important contribution to the critical examination of how artificial intelligence and surveillance technologies affect populations in our region and beyond. It is highly relevant to students and researchers working on issues related to militarization, artificial intelligence, and digital domination. At Birzeit University, we are very proud of our partnership with 7amleh, and are confident that this work will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and students.” said Dr. Basil Farraj, Director of the Ibrahim Abu-Lughod Institute of International Studies at Birzeit University. The book will be officially launched today at Birzeit University as part of a public discussion on artificial intelligence, surveillance, and digital power in Palestine and beyond. Through the Maryam Abu Daqqa Fellowship, 7amleh reaffirms its commitment to strengthening independent knowledge production on Palestine, supporting emerging researchers, and advancing critical scholarship that confronts structures of digital domination while contributing to global discussions on technology, human rights, justice, and accountability.

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by IT server-nexa.polito.it Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

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198° Mercoledì di Nexa | Video incontro
by Nexa - Media Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

Gentilissime, gentilissimi, Vi segnaliamo che la registrazione del 198° Mercoledì di Nexa dal titolo "Senza pace. La verità della 'guerra cognitiva'", con ospite Gino Zaccaria (Università Bocconi di Milano), è ora disponibile per la fruizione sul canale YouTube<https://youtu.be/r6X4gxE2LA8?si=9SCecWwpqsLpUfME> <https://youtu.be/M9QrV08EHW4?si=JUE3Al2MUK4TBkA-> e sul sito web<https://nexa.polito.it/mercoledi-198/> del Centro Nexa. Un saluto cordiale, -- Valeria Bergantino Communication Manager Nexa Center for Internet & Society<https://nexa.polito.it/> DAUIN - Politecnico di Torino Via Pier Carlo Boggio, 65/A - Torino Digital Communication Assistant DAUIN - Politecnico di Torino<https://www.dauin.polito.it/> Corso Castelfidardo 34/D - Torino mail: valeria.bergantino(a)polito.it<mailto:valeria.bergantino@polito.it> tel: 3473443585

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scusate
by J.C. DE MARTIN Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

Scusate, ho per sbaglio fatto passare 4 messaggi spam, abbiate pazienza. JC

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Proiezione del documentario “AI Counterpublics: atti quotidiani di resistenza gentile” | 20.11 ore 18 - Politecnico di Torino
by Antonio Vetro' Oct. 20, 2026

Oct. 20, 2026

Segnalo, per chi abita o capita a Torino, questa iniziativa di colleghi legata al progetto “PARJHAI” (Participatory Design Justice of Ethical AI Transitions) https://www.polito.it/ateneo/comunicazione-e-ufficio-stampa/appuntamenti/ne…

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