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Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by JauntyHatAngle on Thursday November 08, 2018 @08:04PM (#18411590)
More like, news from certain sources should be taken with a grain of salt.

There are plenty of good journalists with high reputation that you can certainly take more than a pinch of salt with.

Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by thesagan on Thursday November 08, 2018 @08:15PM (#18411650)
Even reputations are hotly debated in this climate. I think a good habit is to read from as many sources as possible, including controversial ones, and making a private determination as to how to weight reporting.
Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by solveit on Thursday November 08, 2018 @09:10PM (#18411865)
There are enough sources supporting any worldview that there's a real risk that you'll just end up supporting whichever one you started with. I have no idea how you can do better though.
Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by thesagan on Sunday November 11, 2018 @10:17PM (#18430337)
I struggle with confirmation bias, myself.
Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by rock_hard on Thursday November 08, 2018 @08:11PM (#18411630)
Samples?
Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by callalex on Thursday November 08, 2018 @08:18PM (#18411658)
Anything that hits the front page of nytimes.com or washingtonpost.com for example. Opinion pieces are a different ballgame, obviously.
Re:Amazon Execs Addressed Concerns About Rekognition/ICE at ... by zaru27 on Thursday November 08, 2018 @08:26PM (#18411686)
There's no shortage of people who share that same "belief", but would end up writing down a different and conflicting list of people than you, with no loss of accuracy