Tim Hinchliffe is a journalist, speaker, and storyteller who writes for publications such as The Sociable and LifeSiteNews. With a focus on technology, policy, and societal issues, Tim covers topics ranging from digital infrastructure and cybersecurity to emerging technologies and global initiatives. He aims to shed light on the intersection of technology, society, and ethics through his reporting and storytelling.
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Tim focuses on government announcements and press releases, specifically related to finance and economy with a strong emphasis on technology-related topics such as cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, vaccine passports, and global summits.
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By: Tim Hinchliffe
Programmable Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) could be used for state surveillance while posing risks to privacy and cybersecurity that could undermine trust in central bank money, according to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) policy brief.
The G20 Leaders Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil concludes with the announcement of a global initiative to crackdown on so-called climate change disinformation.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
Under the banner of establishing global governance in the metaverse, the World Economic Forum (WEF) is pushing digital ID for all users, so all blended reality interactions and transactions can be tracked-and-traced.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
When it comes to digital ID, there is no public consensus, only collusion. There is no choice; only coercion and contradiction to confuse our cognition toward total control.
UNESCO and the Knight Center for Journalism launch training courses, e-books, and surveys on disinformation and hate speech for influencers and content creators, big and small.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
By 2027 the US will need up 60 gigawatts to power roughly 3,000 data centers, and it has enough natural gas to do so, but ESG policies and logistics are preventing that from happening, according to a Goldman Sachs executive at the Doha Forum.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
World Economic Forum (WEF) president Børge Brende suggests there should be an algorithm above all other algorithms in order to better serve humankind.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
UNESCO's bills its new ‘training' initiative as empowering participants to be more credible and resilient while simply turning independent content creators into talking heads for the establishment.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
DARPA is looking to modify red blood cells with with either natural or synthetic "cargoes" to aid warfighters' abilities in dangerous and extreme environments.
By: Tim Hinchliffe
DARPA is looking to predict, incentivize, and deter the future behaviors of the Pentagon's adversaries by developing an algorithmic "theory of mind."
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